Sentence examples for a dim corner from inspiring English sources

In the cafeteria, we ate our saimin and chow fun together in a dim corner.

Today that wooden door, scarred and gouged, leans against a wall in a dim corner.

When it was installed in a dim corner of the Galleries, Miss Palk took it on herself, to be a sort of recording sacristan for the lady.

Imagine, for a moment, pulling down a heavy, cobwebbed music box from a high shelf in a dim corner of an antique barn.

AGAINST a backdrop of squat row houses and tall industrial buildings on a dim corner in Baltimore, laughter, soft music and the intoxicating smell of oven-roasted burgers drift out to the sidewalk.

In a dim corner of the area with the vertical farm, where the fresh, florist-shop aroma of chlorophyll is strong, young graduates of prestigious colleges confab around laptop screens that show photos of currently germinating seeds and growing leaves.

The thing was off in a relatively dim corner in the sort of nostalgia shop one might find in any quaint American tourist town.

But while the playful spirit of his contemporary, Marcel Duchamp – who began his career in a particularly dim corner of Picasso's giant shadow – still inspires and shapes artistic creation, it is far harder to discern Picasso's direct influence among today's most celebrated contemporary artists.

IN the cool, dim corner of a house in the hills overlooking Rome, Paola di Mauro was scuffing around her kitchen.

Breasts jutting out, eyes gazing glassily, his mannequins sat dismantled and undressed in a dim upstairs corner.

In the first act, ringleader Tommy DeVito explains that his tough neighborhood was like a revolving door, a portal connecting a dim street corner to Rahway State Prison (aka "Rahway Academy of the Arts").