Sentence examples for old cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Rebuilding on an old cornerstone would represent an improvement over deterioration.

For companies involved in this second wave of ecommerce, it is not as simple as relying on the old cornerstones of price, range, convenience to attract customers.

In an unusual alliance between a private elementary school and a commercial developer, the 15-year-old Cornerstone School in Jersey City will move this September into a floor of an office building now rising at the Lefrak Organization's Newport development.

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That old dependable cornerstone of your life that you probably only consider when something is wrong with it.

The cornerstone was laid with great ceremony at the northeast corner of the lowest course or step of the old foundation on July 4 , 1848

Cousins is a 24-year-old franchise cornerstone for the next decade.

On the leafy block are other old homes: the cornerstone to the Church of the Ascension at 127 Kent Street was placed in 1865.

Ms. Dubner bought her century-old chestnut at Cornerstone, a red-brick warehouse in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn, run by a Georgia entrepreneur named Wyatt B. Childs and his New York partner, Amanda Mitchell.

The 30-year-old was a cornerstone of City's first title triumph in 44 years last season but Mancini's decision to drop him down his list of preferred central defenders originally cost Lescott a place in England's squad for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Tuesday's critical meeting with group leaders Montenegro.

In the organization's region, public pensions remain the "cornerstone" of old age incomes, accounting for 60 percent on average.