Sentence examples for those cornerstones from inspiring English sources

As someone who has spent a good deal of time overseas and who fancies myself as a bit of a snack-related diplomat, Pizza Shapes were always one of "those" cornerstones of Australian cuisine.

There's a chance that Bauer could be really special, in a shorter time than people expect, which would make him one of those cornerstones to build around right now.

There was time left at the end for Starkey to deliver a few well-aimed jabs at the current and recent former regimes bent on smashing up those cornerstones and using the rubble as foundation filler for a new authoritarian state.

It was the labor movement that helped secure so much of what we take for granted today - the 40-hour work week, the minimum wage, family leave, health insurance, Social Security, Medicare, retirement plans, those cornerstones of middle class security that all bear the union label.

Those are the cornerstones for quality programs, so if we can reflect on those issues, we can move forward to having quality programs.

In between those emotional cornerstones, it was a shaky, soggy United States Open, but for the host nation, it still turned out to be a seamless transition from the old guard to the new wave.

Those three cornerstones were included in a package of bills by Minnesota State Rep. Carly Melin that is currently moving through the state house and senate.

George Young, who in 19 seasons as the Giants' general manager lifted a storied but moribund football franchise to two Super Bowl victories, and who drafted the two players, Phil Simms and Lawrence Taylor, who became the cornerstones of those championship teams, died Saturday night in Baltimore.

Those are the -- the cornerstones of my plan.

I grew up with a heavy diet of gospel, folk, and blues because those are kind of the cornerstones of traditional American music.

Those investors, called "cornerstones," are de rigueur in Hong Kong, though they serve little purpose.