Sentence examples for on a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

A credible and very humane take on a cornerstone story.

He calls Koons's output "bold and theatrical," words that could well be engraved on a cornerstone of the museum; Broad adores punch.

My childhood life was fashioned on a cornerstone of service and volunteerism and good behavior and all that nice stuff.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the attack was "a horrendous, unjustifiable and coldblooded crime" and an "assault on a cornerstone of democracy".

No Afro-American child should grow up without knowing that this country was founded on a cornerstone of hate-based chattel slavery -- that we lived in insufferable bondage, our bodies destroyed at the whim of any white man or woman.

The northern-leaning Methodist Episcopal congregation, which continued worshiping at Epsom Chapel during the Civil War, began building their own church nearby, with the laying of a cornerstone on August 14 , 1869

Willocks's plot leans heavily on coincidence, a cornerstone of the epic since well before Tannhauser's day.

Apple has made health — and helping people keep tabs on theirs — a cornerstone of how it is presenting the benefits of its newest Apple Watch, and today comes news of another way that this is taking shape.

We Love… has always prided itself on being a cornerstone for underground acts amongst the overarchingly commercial environment of Ibiza (with previous bookings like Skudge, Machinedrum and Shackleton), but this year feels different; more of a long-term commitment to UK underground artists than just a one-off party.

It has gone on to be a cornerstone not only of traditional circuses but also of nouveau circuses like Big Apple and Cirque du Soleil.

Enrique Peña Nieto, who had made the crackdown on drug cartels a cornerstone of his new administration and who had trumpeted Guzmán's capture as a pivotal triumph.