They were massive productions, life cornerstones, something to look forward to!
In urging Republican leaders to choose Mr. Pitts, the National Right to Life Committee said he had "made the protection of the sanctity of innocent human life the cornerstone of his service in the House".
Here is what the National Right to Life Committee had to say: "[Pitts has] made the protection of the sanctity of innocent human life the cornerstone of his service in the House".
Wales are visiting New Zealand, who will be starting life without cornerstones of their team for the last decade, Richie McCaw, Dan Carter, Ma'a Nonu, Conrad Smith and Tony Woodcock, one year before the Lions fly out.
As I have written before, Hasan adheres to Iago's "I am not what I am" creed, a nihilistic philosophy that attempts to undermine Yahweh's "I am what I am" ethos, a life-affirming cornerstone of Western civilization.
"Yiddish, despite its diminished role as a language of daily life, remains a cornerstone of Jewish identity".
Ralph Porzio, an attorney retained by the doctors who had refused to pull the plug, told the court that "sanctity of life" was the "cornerstone of our Western culture".
And she portrayed family life as a cornerstone of society and democracy, adding that in the face of conflict, family must take precedence.
6 Assessing neurodevelopment within the first 2 years of life remains a cornerstone of preterm infant follow-up ensuring early detection of problems and initiation of appropriate support services.
As if the hubris and ego of my life were as cornerstones of a dungeon to myself.
Metabolism is the cornerstone of life, with the set of life-sustaining chemical transformations within the cells of living organisms to provide building blocks and energy equivalents for fundamental biological processes, such as cell growth, cell differentiation and environmental adaptation.
