Sentence examples for cornerstone from which from inspiring English sources

But let's start from the bottom up and make mussels, clams, oysters and edible seaweeds the cornerstone from which we build our program.

The fundamental cornerstone of ballet, and the basis from which all your more complicated moves will be developed are the five starting positions (and the "parallel position" which some consider the sixth position).

A certain amount of insulation protects us from the whims of fads and provides the cornerstones of the economy, like banking, finance and commerce — a confident foundation from which to build their systems.

Cornerstones symbolized "seeds" from which buildings would germinate and rise.

Only Greenbelt, the British festival from which Cornerstone emerged, has been around longer.

How can you tell which from which?

from which they originated.

"Harlem Guaranteed," a selection of some 30 photographs, makes a small but dynamic show, with shots that range from "mortuary" views of bodies in their coffins to cornerstone layings, which to him symbolized Harlem's solidity.

Bodies were meant to clash and hacking was a cornerstone on which the game was built.

And it provided a cornerstone on which a modern collection could be built.

My grandfather should have been the cornerstone upon which we built our American lives.