Sentence examples for build a bedrock from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bryant had a firm touch and an unshakable sense of time, notably in his left hand, which he often used to build a bedrock vamp.

"To build a bedrock in place of the old Syrian government's constituencies.

But, if you start that practice early, you build a bedrock of mindfulness that is useful in every single area of your life as you grow up.

From antiquity, patients, researchers and clinicians have worked together to build a bedrock of knowledge upon which the current practice of medicine stands.

And, can we build a sustainable economic revenue bedrock in time to support indebtedness of this magnitude?

The first time New York confronted its bedrock to build a subway, in 1900, the method was "cut and cover": nearly 8,000 laborers given to gambling, fighting and swearing were hired to pickax and dynamite their way through streets and utility lines for two miles.

Ray Charles may have been as much of a mainstream popularizer as Mr. Mendes, but he was a bedrock, strong enough to build a frothy superstructure on.

The union itself is a happy hybrid: a political sort-of-government and an almost-judicial regulator, built on a bedrock of almost 100,000 pages of legislation.

To wit: a year's worth of international touring, built on a bedrock of word-of-mouth, DIY-fostered fan-dom; impressive daytime radio play for the Top Ten single "Please Don't Say You Love Me"; courtesy of the single "Panic Cord", localised mania in Japan (albeit "local" in a huge music-consuming market); and heavy social-media engagement in South America.

As hundred-year-old business models based on advertising, subscriptions, and retail book-store and newsstand sales – an infrastructure of distribution built on a bedrock of copyright – have crumbled, so has the morale among those who work in what we have learned to call (with a sigh or a sneer) the traditional media.

If E3 was built on a bedrock of selling discs to stores for Christmas, how is it maintaining relevance in a world where we're about to see the majority of sales go to digital distribution and the year has become a homogenised release schedule?