Sentence examples for behind that corner from inspiring English sources

Are you willing to trust that you have the skills, whatever your spiritual beliefs are, that the universe will provide for you or that you have enough skill or character or integrity to take care of yourself and hold out long enough to see what's behind that corner?

Get ready to shoot at the enemy that may be behind that corner.

With the right angle of the triangle pointed towards the bottom right, fold that corner behind.

"A lot of my thinking had to do with creating a sense of arrival … you arrive in this floor lobby that starts to establish your experience, then you turn and find, oh, there's a whole other space behind the corner that you don't quite see but you perceive.

He bends it towards the back post and between then Osama and Omar see it behind for a corner that comes to naught.

9.10pm GMT 49 min A cross from the right tempts Terry into a Gallas, but he's able to see his miscue behind, for a corner that comes to nothing.

*** After lunch, the kitchen began to fill up — ten, fifteen, then twenty chefs dancing around each other in effortless rhythm, running up and down the stairs to the pastry kitchen with steaming bowls of this, sheet trays of that, calls of "behind" and "corner" echoing from the walls, the steady thumping of heavy metal coursing underneath it — all as if they did this every day.

After lunch, the kitchen began to fill up — ten, fifteen, then twenty chefs dancing around each other in effortless rhythm, running up and down the stairs to the pastry kitchen with steaming bowls of this, sheet trays of that, calls of "behind" and "corner" echoing from the walls, the steady thumping of heavy metal coursing underneath it — all as if they did this every day.

Turned out however that every time we did the deed I would throw up--behind a corner, behind a fence, behind that place that has the ginger clown as their mascot, and in her bathroom.

If you have posters, please use a poster hanger or at least make sure you stick the adhesive behind the poster so that each corner isn't covered in ugly scotch tape.

Every time the good corporate players clean up their mess, source responsible raw materials, and refuse to pass the buck, they fall behind the companies that cut corners to maximize profits.