That set the bedrock for success, which he hopes he has achieved "without being a dick", and now Roughcut is on a high, picking up Bafta nominations.
(These are the words which you think would set the bedrock of your song).
It was Mr. Libeskind's Memory Foundations plan of December 2002 that awakened the possibility of setting the memorial on bedrock, 70 feet below ground, framed in part by the surviving foundation walls of the trade center.
Jones has singled out the set piece – the bedrock of previous Argentina sides – as key on Saturday and he is probably right.
The input vector consists of a subset of the six site parameters for the RP set, and five site parameters for the NP and TP sets, for which the bedrock velocity is constant.
The construction of the hangar was also groundbreaking, including a foundation set on bedrock, extensive footing structures, intricate formwork, and a 340-foot arch span.
The symphonies are the bedrock of the set; this was Boult's second complete cycle on disc, and the benefits of his career-long immersion in these scores is audible, whether in the remorseless power of the Fourth, the wonderfully natural unfolding of the Fifth or his ability to respect the symphonic aspirations of the Sinfonia Antartica without underplaying its programmatic origins.
He chaired the committee which, in 1963, recommended the setting-up of the parole system, still the bedrock of the current system.
The complex of shops and apartments was powered by a set of geothermal wells drilled deep into the bedrock of Manhattan.
They vary in the type of weathering, the bedrock lithology involved, the topographic setting, and the age and stratigraphic context.
