Cornerstones for the reconstructed temple were laid last November.
He and the former No. 1 pick Dany Heatley should be the cornerstones for the franchise.
With Gloger and another star, center Chris Young, Princeton seemed to have two cornerstones for a bright future.
Not with the Pittsburgh Steelers returning to their decades-long cornerstones for winning: defense and the running game.
If defense is the hallmark of the starting unit, then depth, flexibility and experience are cornerstones for the second.
As Mr. Green and Mr. Ferrer poke and nitpick each other, Mr. Bloomberg has been laying the cornerstones for his campaign against the eventual nominee.
Earlier this year, the UK government stated its vision for change of child social care in England, emphasising the workforce as one of its cornerstones for improved delivery.
The I.O.C. president, Jacques Rogge, said in a statement Wednesday that retroactive testing would become one of the cornerstones for drug testing at the Games.
The list of possible cornerstones for Glencore will be long, since the company, which is likely to seek a $60 billion equity valuation, is one of a kind.
While presaging New Image painting, they reflect a careful attention to Magritte, a preference for lightness of touch and a cognizance of distinctly American-style Surrealist puns, laying important cornerstones for the artist's mature style (Smith).
The gas industry "will prove to be one of the main economic cornerstones for a future independent state of Palestine," predicted Said Khoury, president of the Consolidated Contractors Company of Athens, the minority partner in the project.
