Sentence examples for bedrock laid from inspiring English sources

He was been born into a world remade by great men – Jobs, Wozniak, Gates, and Torvalds – who in turn built their castles on the bedrock laid by Bell Labs and the tag team of Richie and Thompson.

With Israel facing renewed pan-Arab hostility, the ideological bedrock was laid for a resurgence of right-wing nationalism.

Both deals got competitive toward the end, but the early bedrock we laid and the value we demonstrated ultimately gave us the edge.

However, it was the breakout track 10,000 Emerald Pools, which he concocted with the producer Jack Kennedy shortly after arriving in LA, that laid the bedrock for everything that followed, skilfully fusing airbrushed, radio-friendly pop with wiggier, psychedelic trappings.

You could argue that the lead-line 1.08 into "End of Asia" (from the same LP) laid the bedrock for sino-grime.

The legislation, the bedrock of which was laid by Dunstan, was the most reformist in Australia, and in the 1980s, more than 20% of the land was returned to its traditional owners.

The bedrock principle of strict neutrality, laid down by the International Committee of the Red Cross in the 19th century, grew problematic.

Fear has only laid bare the bedrock inconstancy of human nature, the fragility of our "nobler" instincts.

The bedrock underlying Birmingham was mostly laid down during the Permian and Triassic periods.

It's clear that the bedrock for the 1990s were laid in less than two years.

These plains are rolling landscapes of glacial deposits laid over almost horizontal bedrock.