Sentence examples for early cornerstones from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) ★ Wynton Marsalis: The Music of Jelly Roll Morton & King Oliver (Monday through Dec. 30) Mr. Marsalis returns to a familiar concept here, playing his horn and leading a repertory tribute to two of jazz's early cornerstones.

(Chinen) WYNTON MARSALIS: The Music of Jelly Roll Morton & King Oliver Mr. Marsalis returns to a familiar concept here, playing his horn and leading a repertory tribute to two of jazz's early cornerstones.

(Chinen) ★ Wynton Marsalis: The Music of Jelly Roll Morton & King Oliver (Friday and Saturday) Mr. Marsalis returns to a familiar concept here, playing his horn and leading a repertory tribute to two of jazz's early cornerstones.

In 1980, Packard, Farmer, and two other co-authors published a paper which became an early cornerstone in the development of chaos theory...

In 1980, Packard, Farmer, and two other co-authors published a paper which became an early cornerstone in the development of chaos theory..

De Blasio has now turned it into an early cornerstone of his promise to build or preserve 300,000 affordable apartments around the city.

Understanding the susceptibility or resistance to diseases and infections thus laid an early cornerstone for the creation of predictive medicine through personalized disease prevention.

Next up was a cornerstone of Artbeat's early foundation, the "round table"—okay, it was a rectangle, but you get the idea.

These early studies are cornerstones in our understanding of the relationship between physical activity and cardiovascular diseases and show positive relations between physical activity at work and cardiovascular health.

The fetuses at risk formulation also provides a theoretical justification for medically indicated early delivery, the cornerstone of modern obstetrics.

Early customs connected with cornerstones were related to study of the stars and their religious significance.