Sentence examples for cornerstone to the from inspiring English sources

The cornerstone to the defendants' pitch was that Swiss and Liechtenstein bank secrecy was impenetrable, the indictment said.

Tommy Mottola, a former head of Sony Music, called Mr. Jackson "the cornerstone to the entire music business".

In 1645, the young Louis XIV laid the cornerstone to the church of Val-de-Grâce, built to celebrate his birth seven years earlier.

On the leafy block are other old homes: the cornerstone to the Church of the Ascension at 127 Kent Street was placed in 1865.

For many, marriage is the symbolic cornerstone to the definition of family, and I'm ecstatic that whomever wishes to marry will never be constitutionally prohibited from doing so.

And so it was possible, she said, to build a place that could be dedicated, in the words of the cornerstone, "to the performing artists of the 20th and 21st centuries and to the spells they cast".

Partner Kevin Efrusy, who attended Stanford's business school with Ganapathi, explains that one of cornerstones to the venture firm's investment strategy has been furthering opportunities built on top of social web.

Hellboy is one of the much-beloved cornerstones to the Dark Horse Comics stable.

He asserts Madonna's success is in relying on the talents of others, and that her personal relationships have served as cornerstones to the numerous reinventions in the longevity of her career.

Perhaps one of the cornerstones to the success of the service has been the commitment of the people providing the service to involve the community in the direction and scope of the service.

There are three cornerstones to the geek chic look.