Sentence examples for a narrow corner from inspiring English sources

That is the case at a narrow corner store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where a gray long-haired tabby named Halloween goes on regular patrols when she is not lounging on a plaid bed tucked behind dusty rows of Schweppes ginger ale and empty cardboard boxes.

Moreover, our experience of this effect is limited to small part or a "narrow corner" of it — from which we must make conjectures about the whole.

Alternatively, you can store the chair in a vertical position by sliding it into a narrow corner between two other structures.

"The regime is in a very narrow corner, and people have broken the barrier of fear for good".

I can imagine the most complex of these pieces being purchased by a professional portrait photographer and used as a prop by her sitters, somewhat the way Irving Penn used his narrow corner and expanses of felt.

Green's success continued with his 1933 slate, which was highlighted by Baby Face with Barbara Stanwyck; however, The Narrow Corner and Parachute Jumper, both with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and I Loved a Woman, starring Robinson and Kay Francis, also were notable.

The best viewing areas are the grandstands at the Ste.-Devote turn, the narrow corner immediately after the start.

Many investors are cautious about reading too much into the recent changes in the Treasury bill market, given that it is one narrow corner of the financial world.

There's something magical about watching those familiar printed forms appear before your eyes, the catch of the pen on paper, the almost backhand coloring with the narrow corner of his Pilot Parallel pen required to make the serifs on the "G".

Layering wall hangings above tables and bookcases draws the eye up, while the reflection of the mirror adds depth making this a great room-enlarging trick for small or narrow corners.

The instructors think that the park terrain, with its abrupt changes in elevation, narrow corners and unpaved paths, is unique and requires a training session that orients the riders to the topography.