Sentence examples for said cornerstone from inspiring English sources
Jamie LeFrak, managing director of the Lefrak Organization, said Cornerstone would make Newport "a fully functioning city" along the Hudson River and help retain renters.
Eddie Jones, the former bass player for Radial Angel, a band that enjoyed modest success in the 1990s, said Cornerstone is a "dirty hippie's dream festival".
As chaotic as it could be, Jones said Cornerstone's impact on a generation of Christian young people was profound.
The complaint, brought by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, says Cornerstone Mortgage, a Houston-based lender that has offices in 14 states, may have violated the Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discriminatory lending based on sex, disability and family status, including pregnancy or simply having children, among other things.
But spokesman Ffion Travers Smith said: "The cornerstone of ethical banking is sound management, and ownership structures that prioritise the interests of people and planet over profit.
In his introductory remarks, Mr. Tisch said the cornerstone of the coalition's effort was the expansion of the Javits Center, which would help attract larger conventions, raise hotel occupancy rates and bolster the city's economy.
Anyway, C's cousin says her cornerstone is never to make a threat you're not prepared to carry out.
Mr. Squali says one cornerstone of eBay's business is that it sells goods that are more valuable if they are in short supply.
The proposed minority report spoke only about "core principles", saying "the cornerstone of American government is the principle of human equality enunciated in the Declaration of Independence", and went on to touch on key Republican issues such as condemning government regulation and promoting the right to life, religious liberty and secure borders.
"We and SFX are fully aware of the architectural significance of the building," said Mr. Dudeck of Cornerstone.
"Those who established our liberty and our government are daily dropping from among us," Daniel Webster said, as the cornerstone was laid for the Bunker Hill Monument, in 1825.
