Sentence examples for corner making from inspiring English sources

He especially liked stomping on one corner, making the structure wobble and buck.

Shoehorned into a tight intersection, Lobo's bank rounds the corner, making a sheltered half-circle vestibule of double height.

So the goal may be to paint the G.O.P. into a corner, making Republicans look like intransigent extremists — which they are.

Minutes later the stand-off provided the pass which allowed Kirk Yeaman to squeeze over into the corner making the score 18-0 athehe interval.

There is an old telex machine in one of the offices, sitting dusty in the corner, making you think it's 1976.

He's pretty pleased about that and I'm pretty pleased to have him sitting in the back corner making my job easier.

Berend van den Bos (East), painted into a corner, made a takeout double.

Extra point MJD at Yahoo Sports's Shutdown Corner made a point similar to Simmons's: Fans don't care.

By Jane Mayhall The New Yorker, September 29 , 2003P. 67 This corner makes me drowsy View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.

Vale piled forward in an increasingly open contest after Clarke's fine header from a Lloyd James corner made it 2-0.

"Being able to get into a lead at the first corner makes it easier to win the race.