It's New York City music of incredible joy, crossover-minded down to its foundations.
The careful architecture of Reta's life is undermined, down to its foundations.
But Michael Luhan of the OPCW says that while there is no definition for destruction of such structures in the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), in OPCW "common law" it has come to mean "taken down to the foundations".
The girls constantly do battle with postmodern villains, whether it is the school rich kid, poisoning the educational atmosphere with an outsize sense of entitlement, or a gigantic, marauding inflatable fish that shakes their hometown, Townsville, right down to the foundations of the Kosherama food store and the shops of Little Tokyo (a homage, of course, to Japanese monster flicks).
Three of the buildings burned down to their foundations, but the fourth remained completely untouched by the flames.
The Nazis dismantled the camp, demolished buildings and structures -- including the gas chambers -- down to their foundations, "even carrying the rubble away".
Some assumed it was another word for remodeling — not realizing, or maybe not allowing themselves to believe, that no bulldozer was coming, that they would be disassembling this house by hand, down to the foundation, one piece at a time.
Backers of Passani's position include Richard Spenser, CEO of Bluetrail, who told Techcrunch UK in a phone interview: "It comes down to the foundation of the Web.
From the 7th floor to the ground level, and down to the foundation, the columns were spaced 10 feet (3 m) apart.
