Examples of using Had founded in English and their translations into German
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Ostuni had founded Oluce in 1945, a company which exclusively designed lamps.
Your luck was that her mother had founded the artist group secession-Upper Swabia Bodensee.
Some years previously Ernst Immanuel Wulle had founded his brewery of the same name.
In his having to watch over in merciful silence the Order he had founded.
With Malik had founded the Wild Team and the name says it all!
Had founded the school only to get in contact with young ladies more easily.
You had founded the Maxim Gun Company, which amalgamated in
which his older brothers had founded.
Her father, the carpenter Karl Hübner, had founded a furniture shop in Berlin in 1908.
Up to his death on the 30th April 1982 he had founded over one hundred dojos.
As far as the health program was concerned, JDC had founded TOZ in Poland in 1921.
Fanny Hensel's father was a banker and had founded a banking business in Hamburg before his marriage.
One of these agitators was GEORGE BICKLEY who had founded the“KNIGHTS OF the GOLD CIRCLE”.
Prior to that he had founded the Centre for Export Development in 2006 and became its first Director General.
He who had founded modern socialism also founded an entirely different movement,
Lilly had founded the home to help children in trouble after very difficult years in her own younger life.
The degenerated“Trotskyites” have long supported the“popular fronts” against which Trotsky had founded the 4th International.
In the 2002 local elections it collaborated with George Karatzaferis who had founded an extreme right party inspired by Le Pen.
No wonder also that Erikson had founded a whole new social psychology with his Luther's biography Young Man Luther.
which his disciples had founded;