Sentence examples for that cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Torrence E. Burrowes III, the head of school, added that Cornerstone would serve 140 students, up from 110, and still have room to grow.

Because in my experience at least, equality, that cornerstone in our system of governance, is elusive, difficult to define and even more difficult to carry out on the home front.

"Unless you have that cornerstone investor, it's a very tough business to build," Mr. Massey said.

It's too early to know how Brown's thriller, which incorporates references to Dante Alighieri's 14th-century "Inferno," will affect sales of that cornerstone of Western literature, but not everybody has abandoned hope.

If we form a government this year we are committed to restoring the integrity of the civil service; unlike the Labour government, we will listen to their advice, even if we don't eventually take it all, give credit to officials and insist on respect for that cornerstone of the civil service – impartiality.

But that cornerstone has crumbled for millions of America's children.

Writing in March, 2008, New York Times columnist Bob Herbert asserted that "The cornerstone of a middle-class life in America (and that means the cornerstone of The American dream) is a good job.

He explained that the cornerstone of Scientology was the writings of L. Ron Hubbard.

The physicist asserts that "the cornerstone of civilisation isn't language, it's science".

They have learned that the cornerstone was hand-cut by Cormack McCall, a 22-year-old Irish immigrant.

One theory is that the cornerstone might have been dislodged or moved later during construction of the Lady Chapel at the cathedral's eastern exposure.