cornerstone

I just think he's the cornerstone of the whole team.

He had made the increase a cornerstone of an economic development plan.

They were a 10-5-1 team and defense was their cornerstone.

He's a cornerstone of what we're trying to do here.

The cornerstone of the building was laid in May 1903.

In 1884 the cornerstone of the new church was laid.

Each school project can be planned with community development as a cornerstone.

She sees this approach as the cornerstone of her work.

It began in 1958, he says, when the the President came to lay the cornerstone.

We all know the family unit is the cornerstone of our society.

"The family is the cornerstone in home health care," he said.

For better or worse, that is the cornerstone of our system.

It will be the cornerstone on which to build a political union.

The cornerstone of our society is citizenship and the law.

"But it became a beautiful relationship, and a cornerstone of my life."

The cornerstone, he said, would be new faces in power.

He tells you about the cornerstone of the new bank.

The house is now the cornerstone of a historic site.

The cornerstone for the present church was laid in 1891.

That same year, the first church was started and a cornerstone laid.

The walls are done in red except for the large white cornerstone.

The cornerstones for the church were set on March 6, 1854.

The bank president had mentioned the matter of the cornerstone.

It is time to return to making free trade, not political union, the cornerstone of Europe.

Now 36, the 7-foot center has been the cornerstone of the franchise since 1985.