Sentence examples for built in the corner from inspiring English sources

A pile of celebrating bodies built in the corner.

The Matchroom Stadium: If you're a Leyton Orient fan, with a hefty house deposit, you can enjoy watching the O's from your own balcony, thanks to the flats built in the corner of the ground.

A former garage served as the men's dormitory and two solitary huts were built in the corners of the paddock, while a cave-like shrine room was constructed from straw bales stacked up in a circle in the barn and rendered with concrete.

Nests are usually built in the corners of cabinets or closets.

In fact there are only two businesses: a diner and a gas station, built in the southwestern corner of the village just as the Northern State Parkway was completed.

The store, newly built in the northwest corner of the interchange on the site of the former Alexander's department store, is huge: 375,000 square feet with more than 2,200 parking spaces.

The county fairgrounds were built in the southwest corner of Corydon where the home of Edward Smith formerly stood.

It remains uncertain if there was a second corner tower built in the south-east corner of the castle complex; excavations in 1978 in one possible location failed to find any traces, and a geophysical survey in 1998 proved inconclusive.

Episcopal seminary was also built in the south-western corner of the main square in 1898.

A summer house was built in the south-east corner of the castle.

The wooden castle was built in the north-east corner of the town, taking advantage of the old Anglo-Saxon ramparts, with the motte close to the river overlooking the ford, and required substantial demolition work to make room for the new motte-and-bailey structure.