Sentence examples for concealed corners from inspiring English sources

But concealed corners that might look inviting often turn deadly once ships set sail.

Using mirrors and stainless steel for architectural elements like window frames and ceilings, and concealing corners with curved, upholstered wall panels, Vichey (who now lives in France and Italy) transformed a warren of small rooms into a sleek but intimate aerie.

Dazzling, ultramodern skylines conceal hidden corners of traditional China: historic neighborhoods crisscrossed by alleyways in Beijing; teahouses in Shanghai; and centuries-old temples in Hong Kong.

Beisly and Fitzgerald spent the winter making the building watertight, before restoring the extension the Tennysons had added to make a party room and a library – with a staircase concealed in the corner so he could flee visitors.

Natural light filters into the hall through skylights concealed at the four corners.

In a sense, Paris itself is the star of the film; Rivette brings the characters through obscurely picturesque locations vast but recondite staircases, seemingly concealed public stages, desolate corners of bustling squares all of which seem menaced by reason and time.

A looped cord in the top right-hand corner is poorly concealed under the topmost layer of paint.

A bearded man, about sixty years old, sat in the corner concealing a rash on his neck with a woollen scarf.

(Identifying details have been changed). A bearded man, about sixty years old, sat in the corner concealing a rash on his neck with a woollen scarf.

In this room as elsewhere, storage space is tucked into every conceivable corner but so artfully concealed that it's all but invisible.

There were no wings, just two corners downstage, where the dancers occasionally concealed themselves.