Sentence examples for on the cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Video on the Cornerstone Schools in Detroit.

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.

"And he also said anybody could have their name engraved on the cornerstone for a simple donation of $10,000".

The European Commission's new chief, Jean-Claude Juncker, has said that he will not waver on the cornerstone of EU policy which allows for freedom of movement.

The enormous bronze doors lead to a soaring Gothic revival interior, but look out for the bullet marks on the cornerstone outside.

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.

Even though the independence of parallel-acting fluorescence deactivation pathways is one of the cornerstones on which spectroscopy is built [5], the validity of this assumption when applied to energy transfer in the near-field has not been directly tested.

That is essentially what goes on at I.B.M., one of the cornerstones of corporate America, where each of the 355,000 workers is entitled to three or more weeks of vacation.

With its emphasis on quantitative results, one of the cornerstones of the systems biology of cell death is quantitative, or semiquantitative, measurements of various steps in the cell death process.

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