After the season, Johnson landed linebacker Navorro Bowman, cornerback A. J. Wallace and Maybin from Maryland — all cornerstones of this defense.
The 26-acre site was chosen because it was already home to a stretch of canal and disused lime kilns and a coal mine – all cornerstones of the industrial revolution.
Feeling more comfortable, I became more open about my 'cross-dressing', but I was only just discovering the deliberately vague, all-encompassing transgender identity theorised in the 90s by Leslie Feinberg, Kate Bornstein and others - all cornerstones of Sussex's Gender Studies MA programme (which I neglected in favour of Literature and Visual Culture).
Mr. Bush said, "We are going to play the hand we are dealt," and he repeated his calls for tax cuts, expanded global trade, less regulation, and a plan to allow the transfer of some Social Security taxes to private investment accounts, all cornerstones of his fiscal strategy.
All cornerstones of a job well done.
King's speech is, after all, a cornerstone of the modern American experience.
After all, a cornerstone of the current Islamic Republic of Iran's ideology is its resistance to perceived U.S. dominance.
All the cornerstones of the past decade -- Pat Riley, Ernie Grunfeld, Dave Checketts, Patrick Ewing, Charles Oakley and John Starks -- did not leave on their terms.
It wasn't just their homes that had to be cleared from the land, but all the cornerstones of their society: churches, schools, shops, railroad stations and sawmills.
You can learn much more about all these cornerstones.
