Sentence examples for comfortable corner from inspiring English sources
Upstairs, we peeked into the comfortable corner study where John Adams spent his last years as a retired president.
In my comfortable corner of west London our branch recently closed down in the face of upmarket burger competition.
But this instinct may come across, as the bankers do in their own comfortable corner of the forest, as crazily oblivious to the lessons of the recent past.
Whether you're looking for freshly made beer, Southern peanut soup or a comfortable corner tavern, you'll find it on this bar crawl.
He's sitting, open-collar casual, in a comfortable corner office here in Mayfair, not far from his old headquarters at BP. Could this possibly be that Tony Hayward — the pinched, sweaty chieftain of British Big Oil?
This comfortable corner of the ROW wants dearly to be led even more so less comfortable corners but the United States has not demonstrated that it is leading in an interesting direction.
They will play Ghana on Saturday, in what appears to be one of the more comfortable corners of the draw -- though with the Yanks, nothing is easy.
In my student days I witnessed similar reactions from David Diamond and Lukas Foss, who knew the score by heart and could not resist curling up in its comfortable corners, reiterating a chord or a melodic figure as if it were a treasured talisman.
Inside, architect Sou Fujimoto's spiral-shaped design naturally spurs the visitor onward and features light-filled, comfortable corners for reading and easy access to volumes.
Stretching out beneath the largest chandelier in the world, this glittering bar features plenty of comfortable corners in which to perch for a relaxing evening, even as the action swirls around you.
FRANKFURT — An election in a comfortable and prosperous corner of Germany, half a world away from a radiation-spewing nuclear plant and ruined villages in northeastern Japan, was a political tsunami of sorts for Europe's most populous country and its most powerful economy.
