The cigars had been put in the cornerstone in 1853.
The Egyptian revolution on the 25th of January represented the cornerstone in the Arab Spring movement.
Perhaps forgotten in a trunk somewhere on her father's Sussex estate, to be brought out one day as the cornerstone in a retrospective.
The building itself, a grand neoclassical structure, was commissioned as a church by Louis XV, who laid the cornerstone in 1764.
The project, on Orient Way, is at a gateway to the borough and is the cornerstone in its downtown revitalization, said Robert Gorman, Rutherford's administrator.
nature.com Nazi Plan for World's Biggest Stadium Seventy-five years ago, Adolf Hitler laid the cornerstone in Nuremberg for what was meant to be the world's biggest stadium.
Water type is the cornerstone in reverse osmosis system designing.
Therefore, the cornerstone in the prevention of EAH remains the prevention of overdrinking.
Moreover, they are considered as the cornerstone in resuscitation of patients with shock states [1].
Among anti-inflammatory medications, corticosteroids are the cornerstone in the treatment of this pathophysiologic process.
WB-BS has been the cornerstone in such situations for many years.
