Sentence examples for its cornerstone in from inspiring English sources
President Dwight D. Eisenhower had laid its cornerstone in 1957, and its congregation included diplomats, business executives and other professionals.
The armory, now beginning the 100th year since the laying of its cornerstone in December 1909, is a wonderful place, filled almost every day from November through March, with hundreds of runners, bustling with the hopefulness and energy of youth.
Directly across the street is Trinity Cathedral, a country church that hasn't changed much since a group of Episcopalians laid its cornerstone in 1742, infuriating the Puritan power brokers still trying to maintain a monopoly on the city's religious life.
Pope Francis will visit the site on the 95th anniversary of the laying of its cornerstone, in 1920.
American Airlines, which is working its way through bankruptcy reorganization while US Airways presses relentlessly for a merger, devised one template for the current industry strategies when it announced what it called its "cornerstone" business model in September 2009.
With its cornerstone laid in 1858, the newer cathedral was the vision of Archbishop John Hughes and was designed by architect James Renwick.
The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) raised the alarm in a 2009 edition of its magazine, Cornerstone, in which the deteriorating condition of the barn was highlighted as the magazine's cover story.
Its cornerstone was laid in 1892, but the cathedral remains unfinished.
It is built on what used to be John Hancock's cow pasture, and its cornerstone was put in place by Paul Revere and Samuel Adams.
Its cornerstone was laid in 1906 and work was completed two years later by the firm of Armezzani, Federici and Sons, of Paterson, N.J., according to a Catholic directory published in 1914.
It also will shift the focus of the abortion debate back to the Supreme Court and its cornerstone 1973 ruling in Roe v. Wade upholding a women's broad right to abortion.
