Sentence examples for former cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Only this week, the Jets had signed Law, the Patriots' former cornerstone at cornerback, and even Law said that if he were his former boss, Belichick, he would throw at a 34-year-old cornerback who spent all of this season out of football before Tuesday.

The idea of allowing government to help repair this former cornerstone of the U.S. economy was once derided as industrial policy by many Republicans.

But Braun is the cornerstone, a former most valuable player, and for all we know, he may never be the same player without performance-enhancing drugs.

The Alma-Ata conference, which took place in the former Soviet Union, established the cornerstones of the modern understanding of PHC.

The flexibility that was the cornerstone of our former harmony became a distant memory.

Back then Tindall and Howe were the team's defensive cornerstone but the former had extra talents.

The firm is working on the historic restoration plans for the rest of the 135,000-square-foot building, which was renamed the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building last month, for the former president, who laid the cornerstone in 1900.

Roberto Perli, a former Fed staffer now with Cornerstone Macro, says, "[Ms] Yellen herself would most likely welcome a reemergence of domestic inflation and, consequently, the opportunity to tighten policy as it would mean that the economy would be finally firing on all cylinders again".But inflation is no longer what separates hawks from doves.

At the time of the peace settlement in Sierra Leone in 2000, the promise of education for former child soldiers was a cornerstone of the demobilization process.

Cars that communicate both with their drivers and passengers and with other vehicles will make up a cornerstone of intelligent mobility, according to former Ford executive Richard Parry-Jones, who co-chairs the UK's Automotive Council with Mr Cable.

Right-wing officials and activists, accompanied by Mike Huckabee, the Republican former governor of Arkansas, laid a cornerstone on Tuesday for new Jewish housing on the Mount of Olives in contested East Jerusalem.