Sentence examples for cornerstone building from inspiring English sources
The grade two listed Cornerstone building, at the Creative Campus is an imposing example of 19th century architecture transformed by an award-winning and sensitive restoration into a 21st century centre for learning.
A second 232-apartment Cornerstone building, by a joint venture of BFC Partners of Manhattan and L&M Equity of Larchmont, N.Y., is planned for a site on First Avenue between 100th and 101st Streets.
ALTHOUGH the Hotel des Artistes with its Gothic-style facade is often considered the cornerstone building on a block of artists' studios, it was actually the fifth on the street to be built.
Cornerstone, ceremonial building block, usually placed ritually in the outer wall of a building to commemorate its dedication.
However, the avoidance of volunteerism by the majority is lamentable because it is the cornerstone to building a better and more equal country.
"We in Abu Dhabi United Company for Development and Investment are keen to develop ways to provide support and care for various sports activities to help build and develop a new generation of young State, which represents the real wealth and the future of this nation and the cornerstone for building the future of our civilisation," he said.
Learning from surprises is a cornerstone for building bio-inspired cognitive architectures that can autonomously learn from interactions with their environments.
Moving away from traditional motherboards to create all-in-one chips that include processing, memory, input/output and storage is an essential cornerstone when building ever-smaller and more efficient devices.
Open source software — a $14 billion market — has become a cornerstone for building apps and other IT services, with some 97percentt of developers today using open source components of one form or another in their work.
Sandler, whose family battled apartheid in South Africa as social workers, township doctors and (more dangerously) as financiers for the Spear of the Nation (the armed wing of the African National Congress), looks at logistics as an economic cornerstone for building more stable and democratic societies in sub-Saharan Africa.
