Sentence examples for big cornerstone from inspiring English sources

"The Summer Lab is the sexy, big cornerstone, but year round, there will still be workshops happening".

But Mr. Pikelny sharpened the challenge, adapting Baker's fiddle lines to the banjo with meticulous flair, especially on "Jerusalem Ridge" and "Big Sandy River," cornerstones of the Monroe-and-Baker alliance.

So I let the CDs run, and found myself immersed in Merritt's widescreen panorama of influence – Johnny Cash, Gilbert & Sullivan, Abba, the Velvets, Can, Steve Earle, the Beach Boys, Nick Cave – and falling for seemingly throwaway numbers such as Grand Canyon, Meaningless and Strange Eyes as deeply as the album's big tune cornerstones.

Iavarone has backed off his initial plan to make Big Brown a cornerstone of the fund.

Bill Parcells patrolled the sideline as coach of the Giants, truly Big Blue, the cornerstone of the N.F.L.

He has long been one of the top beneficiaries of campaign donations from big energy companies, cornerstones of the Texas economy.

Dave Goetsch, a writer on the show, says that "edges that get sanded over in other network sitcoms" become, in "Big Bang," the "cornerstones of comedy".

Big plays were the cornerstone of Marino's record season.

The deal is receiving strong support from so-called cornerstone investors — big institutions or wealthy individuals who agree to make a large investment in exchange for a guaranteed allocation of shares.

Essentially, taking self-protection advice from a NRA lobbyist, who's driven by profit motives fueled by gun sales, is like allowing Ronald McDonald to convince you that a diet of Big Macs is the cornerstone of weight loss nutrition.

The big, cold wedge is a cornerstone of American cuisine.