Sentence examples for yet founded from inspiring English sources

No one has yet founded an orchestra on that principle.

It is cheap and unpretentious, yet founded on sound principles: scratch-cooking, home-baking, seasonal, local ingredients.

(a) He said that his favorite novel is L. Ron Hubbard's "Battlefield Earth," though he pointed out that the author had not yet founded Scientology when he wrote it.

Balanchine has not yet founded New York City Ballet, and he is best known in New York for his immense success with choreography for musicals, including "On Your Toes," "Babes in Arms," "The Boys From Syracuse" and many more.

(a) not getting the Hispanic vote (b) candidate material (a) He said that his favorite novel is L. Ron Hubbard's "Battlefield Earth," though he pointed out that the author had not yet founded Scientology when he wrote it.

An intense lobbying effort was launched in the crucial years of 1789 and 1790 by investors in the future site, claiming that the city would soon be larger than London, that children would regard it with "rapture," and that it would be "the only imperial city ever yet founded on the immutable and eternal principles of liberty and reason".

Yet founding an internationally recognized brand favored by the world's leading drummers is but a sideline.

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Digging in a cave near Stuttgart last fall, University of Tübingen archaeologist Nicholas Conard unearthed what he says is the most ancient representation of a human female yet found--and, at more than 35,000 years old, one of the oldest sculptures ever discovered.

Facebook had not yet been founded.

Yet enterprises founded on food are surviving and, more than other types of business, showing signs of slowly coming back to life.