Sentence examples for as its bedrock from inspiring English sources

The Tyne-Wear derby may be perceived by the uninitiated as parochial and unsophisticated, but like the world's greatest derbies it has a historical conflict as its bedrock.

That would be the Pimm's Cup, a refreshing highball that uses the spicy-sweet British liqueur Pimm's No. 1 as its bedrock.

With the fine, largely German-engineered Focus as its bedrock, the ST sticks sharp elbows into a perennial benchmark, the Volkswagen GTI.

When you remember the House of Windsor's origins, it is easier to accept that the British choral tradition also has a couple of Germans as its bedrock.

That means R.I.M., which has historically viewed big corporations and wireless carriers as its bedrock customers, needs to alter its DNA in a hurry.

In nearly three decades in the capital, Weyrich has founded about a dozen organizations, including the Heritage and the Free Congress foundations, in the fight for what he calls "cultural conservatism" — an agenda that has anti-abortion and pro-school-prayer tenets as its bedrock.

So nonprofits should be thoughtful about choosing donors and working with them in as constructive a way as possible, which has at its bedrock effective communication.

Despite the house's years as an S.R.O., its bedrock dignity had not been shaken.

As such, the designs tend to look downward, some as far as bedrock.

The radar detects anything metallic, as well as bedrock and crevasses, within the first few hundred feet.

There are maps and charts galore, even a glossary of "possibly unfamiliar" terms, but they adorn sections mined with passages as impenetrable as bedrock.