English example sentences with "Franklin"

People will accept your idea much more readily if you tell them Benjamin Franklin said it first.
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Franklin was known for his common sense.
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The proverb is quoted from Franklin.
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B. Franklin was an American statesman and inventor.
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Americans liked what they heard from Franklin Roosevelt.
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Franklin Roosevelt was born to a rich and important New York family.
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Franklin Roosevelt became president in 1933.
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Benjamin Franklin then told a funny little story.
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Benjamin Franklin was an American statesman and inventor.
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Benjamin Franklin was an American politician and inventor.
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Franklin convinces France to help Americans.
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Franklin writes articles for his brothers' newspaper under another name.
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Franklin created an ecological stove.
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As a boy, Franklin dreamed of moving to the United States to become an astronaut.
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Franklin arrived in the United States in 1968. He could not speak English and had only fifty dollars in his pocket.
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Franklin went to school and studied very hard. By the end of the first year, he had earned a full college scholarship.
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Franklin Chang-Díaz received a BS degree in mechanical engineering in 1973. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in applied plasma physics in 1977.
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People will accept your idea much more readily if you preface it by telling them that Benjamin Franklin said it first.
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In Paris, Benjamin Franklin was considered a backwoods Voltaire.
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In the 1940s, President Franklin D. Roosevelt equated homeownership with citizenship, saying that a “nation of homeowners, of people who own a real share in their own land, is unconquerable.”
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It was Franklin Delano Roosevelt who stirred the pot again in 1939, by moving Thanksgiving to the third Thursday in November. Up until then, Americans had marked the holiday on the last Thursday in November, a date first specified by Lincoln. The new date was Roosevelt's bid to lengthen the Christmas shopping season and boost the nation’s economic recovery after the Great Depression.
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Hoover was a dry. Franklin Roosevelt was a wet, and when he won the 1932 presidential election over Hoover, it was only a matter of time before Prohibition was finished.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the National Archives in 1934.
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Franklin Foer is a soccer enthusiast who has written a book about the spread of soccer fandom around the world.
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Franklin, who calls himself an "inveterate optimist," admits to giving some thought to the legacy of his own long and fruitful life.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the park just one week after D-Day. That is the day American and British troops invaded Normandy, France. As America’s attention centered on World War II, Roosevelt established a new national park for future generations to enjoy.

In the "New Deal" years of the 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt created a bevy of government agencies that he hoped would pull the nation out of the Great Depression. They produced a nationwide social-security system, farm subsidies, and jobs for struggling workers, who cleared forests, built highways, wrote guidebooks to the states, photographed rural families and dust-blown towns, and created public works of art across the nation.

When it was all done, workers cried openly at the lodge's dedication in 1937, not due to President Franklin Roosevelt's words of appreciation, but at having to leave a project that had given them great pride, dignity and months of paychecks.

Franklin was extremely well-versed in botany, geology, and astronomy, and he developed several insightful hypotheses regarding world weather patterns, climate change, tornado formation, and the relationship between winds and the Earth's rotation.