My grandfather should have been the cornerstone upon which we built our American lives.
His involvement, about which he boasted constantly in future years, was the cornerstone upon which he would build a remarkable political career, first as governor of South Carolina and then, for 24 years, as a United States senator.
Although Allen has underplayed the comparison, his blue Jasmine clearly has her roots in the white woods of Tennessee Williams's antiheroine, providing a cornerstone upon which Blanchett builds another towering performance.
Earlier in the day, Biden told reporters in Tokyo that the US-Japanese security arrangement was "the cornerstone of security not merely in the Pacific basic but the cornerstone upon which our security is built for the next 20 years or more".
UNITED PALACE 4140 Broadway, at 175th St .(212-207-7171) — April 9: A good three decades after they fell apart in a haze of drug-fuelled chaos, the Stooges — the cornerstone upon which the church of punk rock was built — defied all expectations and re-formed in 2003.
Deliberate planning, unlocked capacity, and a laser focus on eliminating old behaviors will be key to proper execution, a cornerstone upon which the medium-term wealth of our nation rests.
At Saint Paul College, our actions and efforts do have tremendous influence/impact when we are reaching underserved populations, whose success as students remains the cornerstone upon which this institution was founded.
Family is the cornerstone upon which our communities, our states and our nation is built, and conservatives must lead the way in promoting the strengths of the traditional family whenever we can".
The analysis of sequence similarity is the cornerstone upon which much of bioinformatics is built.
Time management is the cornerstone upon which the other aspects of a GP's practice are contingent.
