Sentence examples for cornerstone has from inspiring English sources

Similarly, T. F. Cornerstone has been working on an outsize condo/rental development in Long Island City, Queens.

And he is raising money to build an alternative Holocaust museum in Jerusalem, for which the cornerstone has been laid.

Davis, 26, once viewed as a possible franchise cornerstone, has seen his standing diminished and his value muddled over the last two seasons.

Where The Money's Going Yesterday's Curragh winner First Cornerstone has been introduced into the lists for next year's Derby at 33-1.

The developer of 505W37, TF Cornerstone, has offered a furnished two-bedroom penthouse to the Baryshnikov Arts Center, a nonprofit performing arts organization based nearby, for use in housing its visiting dancers.

A permanent exhibit on Munich in the Nazi period has opened in the city museum; the cornerstone has been laid for a Jewish museum; and last summer an exhibition was mounted chronicling the expropriation of Jewish property.

By quarter to five, the Cornerstone had shut its doors again, packed to the gunnels with about 200 fans.

"Now, these and other types of music are more readily accepted in the church, and I think Cornerstone had a lot to do with that".

Three cornerstones have been proposed to aid the empirical assessment of 'resilience': biodiversity, spatial heterogeneity, and connectivity [15].

17 Moreover, our suggestions on IT design are in line with Hollnagel's proposition of resilience as a result of a dynamic process in which qualities linked to the four cornerstones have to be exercised continuously.

And beyond the cornerstone, nothing has been erected since in this contentious 4.6-square-mile area, known as E1, where there are many more goats than people.