Sentence examples for touch the cornerstone from inspiring English sources

When she emerged, Ms. Palin told waiting reporters, "It's overwhelming to be able to see and touch the cornerstone of our faith".

"Israel is absolutely beautiful and it is overwhelming to see and touch the cornerstone of our faith and I am so grateful to get to be here," she said.

And over the next several weeks, the President will deliver speeches that touch on the cornerstones of what it means to be middle class in America: job security, a good education, a home to call your own, affordable health care when you get sick, and the chance to save for a secure, dignified retirement.

As for the scope of the evening, Costello not only touched on cornerstone numbers and obscurities of his own, but he also dipped back to pre-Elvis, pre-Beatles, pre-the-other-Elvis and prewar tunes that illustrated his familial roots in the riches of both the Great American Songbook and England's dance hall and music theater traditions.

Her two-hour set, which included a brief guest appearance by rising country singer and songwriter Jaida Dreyer, touched on several of the cornerstones of her repertoire with the same intimacy and insight that makes it easy to understand why a fan would think Gauthier somehow had tapped the heartache in his own life for inspiration.

The cornerstone of TN is the electric shock-like pain evoked at trigger zones by light touch.

THE CORNERSTONE The Warren Vache Quartet.

But oysters are the cornerstone.

THE CORNERSTONE Jill McCarron trio.

THE CORNERSTONE Sarah Jane Cion Trio.

THE CORNERSTONE -- Victor Lin Trio.