Sentence examples for a capstone of from inspiring English sources

Geographically, he is well situated to make Lithuanian music a capstone of his trans-Atlantic fusion.

I think it is an extraordinary honor, and it is truly a capstone of my career.

The new look, imperfect as it may be technically, is a capstone of real change, not a marketing gimmick.

South Sudan's independence was a capstone of diplomatic efforts to end a decades-long civil war between the north and south.

The city's planned Paris-style bike-sharing network, a capstone of the Transportation Department's efforts to encourage two-wheeled transit, has not generated much interest.

El Museo began in an East Harlem storefront; now it's a capstone of Museum Mile with a show that many a larger, richer museum would welcome.

In many ways, this announcement placed a capstone on the grave of the 1996 Telecom Act's biggest promise to America: genuine competition in communications service offerings.

A cigar is many things: a symbol either of congratulation or of luxurious excess and the privilege of power; a capstone to an evening of manly pursuits; an unmistakable assault of the senses that is both attractive and repulsive, as well as decadent, overindulgent and a little unhealthy.

It should be the simplest of choices, a capstone to the life of a good but at times contradictory man who, presented with an ultimate dilemma, simply draws upon his enormous reserves of courage.

Both teams were acquired in 2016 by Chinese investors for a total exceeding $1 billion, a capstone to a flurry of Chinese purchases of European soccer clubs over the past two years.

The signature bar's return is a capstone for the restoration of Red Hook, the proletarian enclave of tumbledown houses and factories that has been luring artists, hipsters and homesteaders.