Sentence examples for on its cornerstone from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that a "Gothic" church designed and built in 1820 can be clearly identified as such, and a "Gothic" church from the year 1920 has the imprint of that year as obviously as the date on its cornerstone.

With his appointment in 1069 as second privy councillor, Wang launched his multifaceted reform program, its cornerstone resting on fiscal policies.

It's hard to avoid sounding a little corny — all civics class and founding fathers — when talking about it: The ability of the press to report freely on its government is a cornerstone of American democracy.

Two senior starters — the power-hitting Chris Anninos, who has 11 home runs, and Jeff Grantham, who leads the team with a.366 batting average — went from walk-ons to cornerstones.

It makes a compete mockery of the claim by Gordon Brown that he can speak for progressive voters in other parties when his own party has turned its back on one of the cornerstones of progressive politics.

That was a real revelation — no one has the cornerstone on great stuff.

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.

Video on the Cornerstone Schools in Detroit.

A credible and very humane take on a cornerstone story.

The romance of the Williams-Britneva friendship is built on the cornerstone of their first meeting.

Zhao and the three Party leaders grabbed some red-ribboned shovels and began tossing sand on the cornerstone.