Examples of using Had founded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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was not the actual spirit that was to permeate the natural philosophy he had founded.
But what he had to offer contained no spiritual qualities to permeate the natural philosophy he had founded.
The original Baron Edmond de Rothschild had founded a modern wine industry in Israel.
Though Garvey had founded the UNIA in Jamaica in 1914, its main influence
Born in Moscow and based in London, Andreev in 2006 had founded Badoo, an online dating network that is today the world's largest,
its collection and library, to the designer and curator Simon Costin, who had founded the Museum of British Folklore in 2009.
a scholar and poet who had founded the opposition Partido Revolucionario Dominicano(Dominican Revolutionary Party,
which Carlo Rosselli had founded in Paris in 1929.
Friends of mine had founded a film festival,
a Dutch citizen who had founded a small adventure tours firm called Aceh Explorer
the Sixth Patriarch of Chan, had founded near the town of Shao Guan, where I lived.
a scholar and poet who had founded the opposition Partido Revolucionario Dominicano in exile.
The two men decided to set up a music publishing partnership and"within a year" had founded the'Bureau de Musique',
rabbinical college in Boston, there was a young rabbi- fresh out of seminary himself- who had founded a small congregation in a Boston suburb called South Brookline.
By 1963, they had founded what may have been the first Gan Israel day camp in history,
old Palace at Entoto, next to the St. Mary's church she had founded years before, and where her husband had been crowned Emperor.
it was the same weight as the brain of the eminent male scientist who had founded the brain collection at Cornell University where her brain was stored.
Through the efforts of the Armenian war prisoners who had founded Anti-fascist Underground Patriotic Organization in the Beniaminovo camp in 1942,
the ancient traders who had founded the coastal cities,
The Greeks had founded many colonies in Southern Italy(that the Romans later called Magna Graecia), such as Cumae, Naples and Taranto,