In Wexford, in Ireland's south-east corner, a job lot of six flats and several commercial units are listed.
"Safeties usually get put in a box, where they can play the area, the deep middle, but when it comes to covering, that's a corner's job.
There was the oddity of seeing a full-size bus on a sound stage and the man "with these massive legs," sitting "with his foot on a pole that was leveraged underneath a back corner," whose job was to rock the bus so it seemed to be moving.
Look on the Internet and on the Web sites of the companies that look interesting to you: Usually, they have a corner for job openings with much information about their activities.
The measure, sponsored by Joseph Caracappa, a Republican from Selden, says that enforcement of immigration laws would reduce the public safety threat that undocumented people pose in areas like Farmingville, where Hispanic men congregate daily near street corners awaiting job offers as day laborers.
Television executives will feel some heat in the newspapers or on the talk shows; they'll make, for a few weeks or months, the right noises about endowing a program to bring more African-Americans into corner office jobs at the networks and the studios.
You'll turn the corner into jobs and paychecks and, if your current passions are any prediction of your future decisions, you will turn the corner into motherhood and nurturing and caring for children of your own.
Unless you live around the corner from your job, riding a bicycle to work is serious business.
I'm in the corner with a job to do, there's no time to get all sentimental".
In his speech, he said of the Republicans, "They are going to say that we've turned the corner; that the job is getting done.
