Sentence examples for appointed corner from inspiring English sources

He drove his son to the Salt Palace, where the Australian group AC/DC was performing, and returned later to pick him up at the appointed corner.

By 4 30 p.m., two young campaign aides in overcoats were stationed at the appointed corner, along with Secret Service agents, and the early arrivals had begun to trickle in.

Across town, at an address with a different type of cachet, Mr. Burger was involved in another significant negotiation: he represented Darren Star of "Sex and the City" renown in the sale of his luxuriously appointed corner unit, No. 35G, at Trump International Hotel and Tower at 1 Central Park West for $13 million.

At the appointed street corner where she was to meet the pianist she saw a man with an attaché case and called from her taxicab, "Jump in!" Taking a look at the young, red‐haired woman, he did.

It's a refreshing moment on the album when jazz conservatism seems to throw open a door for him, rather than painting him into a well-appointed corner.

There is no question that the world of printed discourse, in which criticism has occupied a small but well-appointed corner, is undergoing enormous change.

I met Schnabel, who is Jewish, in a well-appointed corner office overlooking Hollywood Blvd.

And, thus, with great alacrity did oil company managers and engineers race to their appointed tables in various corners of the ballroom.

In 1876, Stanford built an exquisitely appointed residence on the southwest corner of California and Powell streets Constructed for the extraordinary sum of $2 million (over $43 million in today's dollars).

But when he called for the passage of Propositions 57 and 58 the room was suddenly subdued, except for the ruckus in a back corner, where Schwarzenegger's appointed cheerleaders screamed and jumped up and down.

In 1980, Fingleton was appointed a stipendiary magistrate, sitting at Highbury Corner in north London.