“The building would withstand the earthquake having been built on a solid foundation.”

“Tomorrow's event will celebrate the 25th anniversary of our company's foundation.”

“The celebrated chef has unapologetically declared France as the foundation of gastronomy for the planet.”

“Michael's unscrupulous behavior would result in a finding of serious professional misconduct.”

“Researchers were thrilled with the finding of a vaccine for the virus.”

“We will schedule a meeting with the board where you can present your findings to us.”

“I'm a finder of rare objects, and I was hired to procure for my client the tape you now hold in your hand.”

“I used the metal detector as a finder to locate the buried treasure.”

“Hence, she crosses the boundaries between a retriever of ancient treasures and a finder of local Americana.”

“Being the company's founder and a product inventor, I am also a technical expert and a sales professional.”

“Being the company's founder and a product inventor, I am also a technical expert and a sales professional.”

“It was quite a find, considering how coincidental the circumstance was.”

“We read nothing about other donations or other parties that may have been involved in the founding of the Teutonic House.”

“But nor can they be held to account whenever scientific findings are used inappropriately.”

“We must note, however, that all these findings are etiologically nonspecific.”

“The final section discusses existing theories of joblessness in relation to the findings of the study.”

“But nor can they be held to account whenever scientific findings are used inappropriately.”

“We must note, however, that all these findings are etiologically nonspecific.”

“The final section discusses existing theories of joblessness in relation to the findings of the study.”

“Relative to the foundress, soldiers have an enlarged prothorax and fore femora, reduced wings and antennae, and a pale exoskeleton.”

“The Queen of England is gone, and in her stead is seen the foundress of Chaillot.”

“Nests become social if a second foundress successfully usurps the nest with the original foundress remaining in the nest as a nonreproductive guard.”

“The 42 boarders include twelve children whose parents are in the armed forces and thirteen Foundationers, nearly all from the Birmingham area.”

“To Foundationers, the celebrations are a bizarre public relations twist on a reality of lies and broken promises.”

“I have long held that sleeping and lying abed are the principal foundations for the good life.”

“The owner objected that he was there first, indeed that stone from his quarry had built the foundations of the houses.”

“During the Abbasid period, when Islam's foundations were developed, leading scholars and thinkers were exclusively male.”

“But it's a fair bet that the spirits have more than once doubled over in paroxysms of giant glee at its factual founderings.”

“It's the nature of founderings that ships have buoyancy and are afloat one second, then lose buoyancy and sink the next.”

“The relative importance of LMC and of inbreeding depends on the number of foundresses that oviposit in a local patch.”

“She and her colleagues tracked the fortunes of 1,113 foundresses in 228 nests in southern Spain.”

“Every little Italian convent has managed to get their foundresses raised to sainthood, haven't they?”

“By 1825, through a series of foundings, dissolutions, and amalgamations, there were two significant conspiratorial societies, the Southern and the Northern.”

“Do foundings of transnational organizations appear to spur foundings of national organizations, or vice versa?”

“I'm not running around saying I know all there is to know about 2nd beach and the deep underground movement it bestows upon its finders.”

“But in many cases finders and searchers understood they were looking at animal bones.”

“He said his office would not tolerate anybody including chiefs and their indunas allowing witch finders to practice in their areas.”