Sentence examples for two bedrock from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush plans to order a reconsideration of two bedrock assumptions of cold-war military policy.

They are two bedrock franchises in Northeast cities with tough and passionate fans, on the grandest stage of all.

He re-fashions that chestnut most elegantly on 'All Time Love', the first of two bedrock ballads.

The tactics of those who forced out Mr Eich, Mr Sullivan suggests, lie in deep tension with two bedrock principles of liberalism.

They show that cheating has been around for a long time and the two bedrock reasons for doing it are the same as ever.

Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh, two bedrock members of the Big East Conference, are engaged in talks about joining the Atlantic Coast Conference, according to a person with direct knowledge of the talks.

In fact, these two bedrocks become inextricably linked as Weetzie learns to use Los Angeles and the lessons it has taught her to cope with her father's departure.

Before long, he founded the Red Cross, on three bedrock principles: impartiality, neutrality, and independence.

In an age of tough choices, one bedrock principle should be: We're all in this together.

To win the Triple Crown, a batter must lead his league in three bedrock statistics: average, homers and runs batted in.

The biggest outsider to win one of golf's four bedrock events was Ben Curtis, who was No 396 when he won the Open Championship at Sandwich in 2003.