He began, in a formulation that became the bedrock of his work, to think of sculpture not as cuts in materials but as cuts in space formed by materials.
But over the years these simple cabins — the bedrock of Chicago working class vacations — began to change.
He said Labour policies such as an £8 per hour minimum wage and an end to what the party calls "exploitative" zero-hours contracts would provide a "bedrock of security for working families".
The act is the bedrock of modern employment law.
After a kidnapping, she did the kind of bedrock detective work Russian prosecutors would not.
The free flow of information is the bedrock of a journalist's work.
"Affordable housing is part of the bedrock of what makes New York City work," the mayor points out in his plan of action.
So you can hear a new generation of pianists grappling with these bedrock works of the repertory, including, happily, the overlooked early sonatas.
Dr. Janice Lyle, executive director of the Palm Springs Desert Museum, the cultural bedrock of the town, began working at the museum 17 years ago.
After decades of organizing, the once-impoverished caregivers have become the bedrock of our city's working class.
