As you march out FitzRandolph Gate into the real word, the cornerstone of your future and happiness is ultimately within yourself, not your mate.
A successful effort in Vietnam in Kennedy's words, "the cornerstone of the free world in Southeast Asia"—would provide to both allies and adversaries evidence of U.S. determination to meet the challenge of communist expansion in the Third World.
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".
The founder of Fuzzy Set theory, Zadeh argues that the precisiated natural language computing, which originated from CW (computing with words), is the cornerstone of HLMI [72].
For Madden the word "guy" is the cornerstone of his worldview and saturated with affection and respect.
For most of today's top children's book writers the printed word is still the cornerstone of their franchise.
The defendant's words served as a cornerstone of his defense, which has called a handful of witnesses.
A correct understanding of the rules of punctuation, grammar, and style, along with the ability to distinguish nuances of word meaning, are the cornerstones of sound editing skills.
Mr President, this evening, we are once again discussing the magic word 'mutual recognition' as the cornerstone of European judicial cooperation.
In other words, he's a perfect cornerstone for the post-Kobe Lakers.
