Sentence examples for cornerstone into from inspiring English sources
The king laid a crystal cornerstone into a stainless steel shaft on wheels.
It took nerve to pitch an inexperienced three-year-old maiden winner into the hurly-burly of an 18-runner handicap, and shrewdness to stump up a €9,500 supplementary fee to put First Cornerstone into his Group Two race, recognising that the forecast heavy ground would remove some significant opposition.
He is an ostensible franchise cornerstone backed into a creative corner, a lightning-quick point guard without knockdown shooters or even the slightest bit of consistently competent offensive help.
By contrast, Mr. Gordon, who is 39 and an acknowledged playwright in his own right, was commissioned to fashion an original stage piece about a year after Cornerstone moved into New Brunswick.
When President Franklin Roosevelt signed Social Security into law, he described it as "a cornerstone in a structure which is being built but is by no means completed".
While not complete, the Smolensk archives in Washington were revealing enough to become the cornerstone of research into the inner workings of the Communist Party during the famine and the political purges of the 1930's.
In contrast to the heavily orchestrated ceremonies of past years — white doves taking flight (they turned out to be homing pigeons) and a 20-ton cornerstone being set into place (it had to be picked up again and moved off site) — the latest milestone was noted quite modestly by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
For both cultures, there is no question that religion is a cornerstone that seeps into every aspect of their culture.
Cornerstone puts such ideals into practice, moving into cities and setting up workshops involving students, elderly people, community leaders, business executives, volunteers of all stripe -- and, for example, resetting Shakespeare to nourish dreams and lift spirits.
But Mr Fox has turned support for human rights into a cornerstone of Mexican foreign policy.
