Sentence examples for onto a foundation from inspiring English sources

And piling on new work onto a foundation with cracks, while effectively inviting the public in, demonstrates deeply compromised judgment.

"It's like having a toolbox I never knew existed," Heche said, holding up a strip of long blond hair dyed to match her own that would be sewn onto a foundation of tiny braids along her scalp.

Lifted onto a foundation on a verdant hillside in upstate New York, two containers, or perhaps six, can be turned into a large and pleasant house by Mr Steele and his company.

The ability to map numbers onto a line, a foundation of all mathematics, is universal, says a study published in the journal Science, but the form of this universal mapping is not linear but logarithmic.

He said it was installed as a foundation onto which real ivy could ultimately grow; he also received a violation for the long irrigation tray he installed under the canopy.

Your first instinct is to smudge a foundation onto the back of your hand to see if it matches your skin tone.

Once at its destination, the house is lowered onto a new foundation.

In 1933, the boathouse was moved 30 feet up an embankment and raised onto a brick foundation, which allowed for even more spectacular views.

The family, he said, was still considering whether to try moving it closer to the street and onto a new foundation, or to demolish it and rebuild.

But as he confronted critics in a wide-ranging hourlong speech to students and faculty members at Georgetown University, he also sought to shift his expansive economic program off the political sands onto a firmer foundation.

The museum hired Julia Dippold, a Baltimore-area tapestry conservator, to stitch the silk wall-hanging onto a textile foundation to stabilize it.