Bride and Ismay, along with several of the survivors, discuss the possibilities that could have prevented the disaster ("The Foundering").

The Foundering of the Steamer "Spree", While on her way to New York.

State Library of Victoria: "The Foundering of the S.S. Alert Vic."

"Heidegger, Kierkegaard and the Foundering of Metaphysics," International Kierkegaard Commentary, Vol.

He is the son of our founder and was president at the time.

His father is the founder and president of the company.

He was president of the company but not the founder.

How could the death of a Founder ever be all right?

He was the founder, in many ways, of the thinking behind the present Government.

My home has always been where the Founders tell me to be.

Everything done in the name of the Founders is right.

That the name was free for any founder to take.

What in the name of the Founders was going on?

She and her late husband are the founders of the town.

The three children of the founders play a large part in the business.

The company's founder died in 1891 at the age of 72.

But this was far from what the founder had in mind.

They can be family members and friends of the founders.

The founders left the company over the next several months.

He could have killed the Founder with half a word.

So the founders of the law did what they thought best.

If two companies have the same technology but different founders, who are you going to go with?

He was also a great power as a teacher and the founder of a school.

That is not what our nation's founders had in mind.

He was a founder of the company in July 1986.

He would do nothing to risk his meeting with the Founder.

He was also a founder director of a policy research organization.

One has the name of its local founder at the bottom.

And it was not easy even then to get in three minutes with the founder.

She foundered and was lost with all hands early in 1802.

In the past, it has foundered on environmental and cost issues.

Help must come before she foundered, if all were still on board.

But a year later he asked his members to take a pay cut to keep the company from foundering.

But then some of the successful companies began foundering, too.

But he said the deal foundered this morning over "a problem of the order in which things are to be done."

She tried to remember which way the foundered boat might be.

She was taken into service and apparently foundered in 1806.

She foundered in 1921 on her way to be broken up.

But his team is foundering, mostly because of things over which he has no control.

He had not been able to get clear of the ship as she foundered.

With seven feet in the hold the ship was near to foundering.

The rest foundered when someone in the middle did not forward the e-mail.

The sharp change made him feel that he was foundering.

After his death on November 4, 1968, the organization foundered.

But the talks foundered on the financial plan for the project.

"The market is foundering and looking for some direction," he said.

But at the state and Federal levels, the bills have foundered.

But without his intense efforts, the process would have foundered.

She was purchased in 1803 and foundered later that year.

He said his nomination had foundered, like many others, simply because of Washington politics.

However, in December of that year, she foundered at sea and was lost.

But the legislation had always foundered for legal and political reasons.

Stacey tried to answer the question and found herself foundering.

He is lost and foundering in this river, swept away.