Sentence examples for available corner from inspiring English sources

RARELY AVAILABLE corner unit in circular building.

Organisations, intelligence agencies included, like to grow into every available corner.

And squeezing into every available corner is a Sesame-Street-esque crowd of faces black and brown, yellow and white.

To accommodate the overflow of wounded patients, offices had been converted into treatment rooms, and people filled every available corner.

Thousands were obliged to go away without obtaining admission, although every available corner of the capacious building was filled up.

Helen Hitchcock was a widowed vicar's wife who, to make ends meet, packed bohemian students into every available corner of her home, St Botolph's Rectory.

A weed-obsessed New Orleans native with a chunky, molassesy drawl — pronouncing "flawless" as "flaowdis," and so on — he oozes into all available corners of a beat.

The studios had already discovered the summer blockbuster with "Jaws" in 1975 and "Star Wars" in 1977, and the late 1980s and early 1990s produced the coming of indie-film hardball players like Harvey Weinstein and Merchant-Ivory, guarantors of Oscar quality whose films staked out the available corners of the autumn awards race.

Immigrant street peddlers changed the way the city ate: by 1895, The New York Times noted that by putting up fruit stands "at every available street corner," Italians had created a "fruit culture" that increased sales by millions of dollars, and added that "it is mainly due to the efforts of the Italians that fruit eating has become quite universal here".

It's widely available in corner markets throughout the city, especially in Harlem and the Bronx, and can be purchased for as little as $5 per packet. .

Last week, British Columbia Conservative leader John Cummins promised voters that, if his party is elected, beer and wine (sorry, mixologists) will be available in corner and grocery stores from Victoria to Fernie.