It is a key artifact of the literary movement, and arguably one of the many aesthetic cornerstones of Roberto Bolaño, perhaps the most celebrated contemporary author to write extensively about Mexico, even if he was from Chile.
It is a key artefact of the literary movement, and arguably one of the many aesthetic cornerstones of Roberto Bolaño, perhaps the most celebrated contemporary author to write extensively about Mexico, even if he was from Chile.
Observance, if not necessarily piety, is on the rise, as Islam becomes for many the cornerstone of identity.
"Moose, caribou, deer are important sources of natural food and food security for many Alaskans and cornerstones of the subsistence way of life".
However, they did have many of the cornerstones, including founding president Phil Rawlins, original head coach Adrian Heath and a fully committed majority owner in the Brazilian millionaire Flavio Augusto da Silva.
However, UGK's work set many of the cornerstones of contemporary rap music, painting alternately lurid and laid-back portraits of drug dealing, luxury cars, diamond-encrusted jewellery and easy sex.
From the original position and function of the cornerstone arose figures of speech in many languages referring to cornerstones or foundation stones of character, faith, liberty, or other excellences.
Mr. Kushner called the moment "in many ways the cornerstone of the film".
He went on to win the state three days later, and many of the Cornerstone parishioners backed him.
It takes away hundreds of jobs at a time, displaces charitable organisations, and brings down what is - for many - the cornerstone of their communities.
