Sentence examples for be a starting corner from inspiring English sources

They have restructured Ray Mickens's contract and have told him he will be a starting corner.

It's sad what has happened to everybody in the secondary, but I hope that I prove to people that I can be a starting corner in this league.

Then again, Justice played only 25 games in the outfield last season, and he is a starting corner outfielder for the Mets at the moment.

The Iowa City Press-Citizen reported that the 21-year-old Hyde, a starting corner, was arrested early Saturday at an Iowa City bar on suspicion of public intoxication and interference with official acts.

An ability to defend a corner would be a start.

Starting corner and epoch duration were varied randomly (see the Supplemental Experimental Procedures for technical implementation).

It's a tentative start, but it's a start nonetheless, as the car handled cornering and breaking for pedestrians all on its own.

And many of them can reach global markets from the day they open their doors, thanks to the falling cost of communications.For most people the term "entrepreneur" simply means anybody who starts a business, be it a corner shop or a high-tech start up.

There are a few corners near the start in Nice but then it is out on the main roads.

Zach Witton, the deputy chief economist at EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, said the data provided some encouragement that the UK's export performance was improving, "backing up recent signs that Europe's economic recovery is gaining momentum, while global growth may be starting to turn a corner".

"The good news is that China appears to be starting to turn the corner on their carbon emissions.