Sentence examples for building cornerstone from inspiring English sources

If we define startup success as building cornerstone companies that will go down in history and be worth hundreds of billions of dollars, we may, in fact, be entering a lean period.

The ITCS tells us that the Masons have for centuries "officiated at rituals which often include placing memorabilia inside building cornerstones", and as proven by Washington's peers in Boston, the revolutionaries were into it.

"The festival is a positive and successful start as it integrates young people in building cornerstones and developing the principles of media work.

After nearly a year, workers finally stumbled across the container, wedged inside the building's cornerstone.

After World War II the south bank of the Thames was chosen as the site for the proposed national theatre, and in 1951 the building's cornerstone was laid.

There is a particularly scary spiderlike specimen below the second window to the left of the main entrance, and the whorls and patterns even run through the building's cornerstone.

The building's cornerstone is a ten ton block of limestone quarried in Spencer, Indiana.

The building's cornerstone bears an inscription reading "This stone was laid Oct. XXIX MCMXXIX [October 29, 1929]".

At the laying of the building's cornerstone in 1890, Andrew Carnegie stated, "here all good causes may find a platform".

The building's cornerstone was set on October 1, 1932 with a ceremony attended by William L. Nevin and Wanamaker executives from New York City, Paris and London.

Based on a comprehensive "Health Policy Framework" (1994) two "National Health Sector Strategic Plans" (HSSP I: 1999-2004; HSSP II: 2009-2010) were approved, the latter building the cornerstone of the Kenyan health care reform.