No, the phrase "comer of" is not grammatically correct and is not used in spoken or written English.
It is possible that "corner of" was intended, which is a correct phrase typically used to describe a specific location or area within a larger space. Example: She found the hidden key in the comer of the drawer. (incorrect) Example: She found the hidden key in the corner of the drawer. (correct).
After Jessica greeted the girls, they sat together in a comer of the visiting room, and Jessica started her usual primping and grooming.
N.Y. would be its ideal center, and we gathered, the northwest comer of 44th St. & Fifth would be the ideal center of the center of the center.
In "Falls Memories" he sounds rather more like a spectator: In 1969 I stood behind a barricade of burning tyres at the comer of Albert Street and watched petrol bombs showering into the mill at Northumberland Street.
"'Well, meet me,' he said, 'at the comer of 54th with the corner of Fifth Avenue' – or whatever it was – 'tomorrow at three o' clock and I'll take you to see some nice pictures.' And I never imagined he'd be there.
Here's a comer of recent vintage: MP3.com, the Web music downloader.
Of them, FIT promoted by the second comer of Germany has become the most successful and prevailing approach to promote PV around the globe.
With thousands of dot-comers out of work, joining the Peace Corps, taking in roommates or moving back in with their parents, the Webbys, which chose winners from 150 nominees in 30 categories, was faced with some nominees that had already folded or that stood on the brink.
Lucic, considered one of the up-and-comers of the women's tour just a year ago, pushed aside her No. 203 ranking to oust Yuka Yoshida of Japan, 6-4, 6-2.
Never one to wait until he'd crossed his bridges before burning them, Costello has successfully alienated comers of all stripes in his determination to do exactly what he has wanted and sod the consequences.
"Every day I could hardly drag myself out of bed, and I was just learning what tennis was all about," The Australians had her running, doing exercises and participating in two-on-one drills where two players guard one side of the net with the single purpose of returning all shots to the remotest possible comers of the court.
The cover said more: Drake the silent observer staring out of a window, dressed in an utterly nondescript functional style, the comers of his mouth curling ever so slightly on a face that screams with a kind of low-profile sensitivity.
