Even after playing a central role in the 2009 championship, Cano wouldn't say he was part of the core because, as he said, his one ring paled in comparison with the five won by Rivera, Jeter and Pettitte.
The memo was shared only with House members, and reportedly alleges that the Russia investigation is tainted at its core, because, in an application to surveil Carter Page, a Trump-campaign associate, the F.B.I. made use of a dossier that had been partly paid for by the Clinton campaign.
One day, I ate an entire apple – including the core – because I was starving for lack of nutrition.
A cryptocurrency like bitcoin, primecoin differs at its core because it uses a totally separate mathematical basis for mining.
"We're a country that is rocked economically to the core because we trusted," DePaul Coach Jerry Wainwright said.
But there is a new softness at the core, because of the pressure on Arafat from not only the United States but also Europe.
The critical mass can also be lowered by compressing the fissile core, because at higher densities emitted neutrons are more likely to strike a fissionable nucleus before escaping.
Cartooning is creativity stripped down to its core, because it's removed from the real-world constraints (and consequences) that complicate other applications of the creative mind.
The fact is that most of the Earth's gold lies at or near its core because the metal's high density caused it to sink when our planet was still molten.
"Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister," which has its premiere on Sunday night on ABC, is slightly flawed at the core because the title character isn't the least bit unattractive.
My guide pointed out that the Anonymous group is conflicted from its core, because it's an outgrowth of people who themselves have come from /b/, which means that many aren't that interested in morality.
