Sentence examples for With cornerstone from inspiring English sources

After five years of traveling with Cornerstone, Ms. Brenneman began building her Hollywood career.

Well-equipped with digital radiography, in-house IDEXX lab fully integrated with Cornerstone, laser surgery and so much more.

It puts Mr. Lauder, who for years has been one of the city's most influential art patrons, in a class with cornerstone contributors to the museum like Michael C. Rockefeller, Walter Annenberg, Henry Osborne Havemeyer and Robert Lehman.

Gibbs, who won three Super Bowls coaching the Washington Redskins, has written "Racing to Win: Establish Your Game Plan for Success" (Multnomah, $21.99) with Ken Abraham, an inspirational memoir filled with "cornerstone principles" for making money and living a Christian life.

Roberto Perli, a former Fed staffer now with Cornerstone Macro, says, "[Ms] Yellen herself would most likely welcome a reemergence of domestic inflation and, consequently, the opportunity to tighten policy as it would mean that the economy would be finally firing on all cylinders again".But inflation is no longer what separates hawks from doves.

We always want to bring what we're doing with Cornerstone and FADER to consumers in a physical sense.

Early customs connected with cornerstones were related to study of the stars and their religious significance.

But if the Los Angeles Dodgers could find a way to give Matt Kemp an eight-year deal before they were sold, and small-market teams like Cincinnati and Milwaukee could reach long-term agreements with cornerstones like Joey Votto and Ryan Braun, the Mets can do the same with Wright.

Then, as RSL faced a cap-induced offseason rebuild, Garth Lagerwey elected to part with the veteran Colombian Jámison Olave, with the cornerstone to the franchise's defense allowed to depart for New York.

That postwar political settlement included town and country planning, with its cornerstone being the nationalisation of development rights.

The brick walls of the church remain intact, with the cornerstone that proclaims its 1920 completion date.