Sentence examples for a weird corner from inspiring English sources
That's nothing like the employment standard Atlantic City maintained for the past three decades, a weird corner of the post-1970s where where working-class people could earn middle-class incomes in an increasingly loworking-classe-secouldearnomy.
That's nothing like the employment standard Atlantic City maintained for the last three decades, a weird corner of the post-1970s where workingorking class people could earn middle class incomes in an increasingly low-paid service sector economy.
In 2016, pretentiousness which has come to mean, basically, making references to films or New Yorker articles or really any book that your conversational partner might not be familiar with relegates you to a place of shame, or at least to a weird corner of Twitter.
Then they made out in a weird, dark corner as Amanda brooded in the shadows, irritated that she broke her own jaw for nothing.
But in some weird corner of my imagination, Andrew and the Dish have the same sort of glow.
I'm in this weird corner of the business," Schamus told me, "where the capital's just low enough that the only way to succeed is to throw out the focus groups and make a compelling case that our stuff is different".
We must just be interacting with some weird corner of the internet of conservative Democrats".
How many of us have found great information in some weird corner of the Web, someplace far from the presumed authorities?
But it also lets designers speed through ideas, evaluating but skipping wild ones without wasting time: "You can look at all these weird corner cases, and explore those very quickly".
"But in order to work, you know, all around the world in all these different countries where there's, like, different road signs, different traffic behavior, there's like every weird corner case you can imagine.
