Sentence examples for corner of a triangle from inspiring English sources

And why would you want your kids to live in the corner of a triangle?

In a certain sense, Ms. Hileman sees herself, along with Ms. Giffords, as the third corner of a triangle — she wanted Christina to know that she, too, could become the kind of woman who emanated intelligence and pizazz.

Her improvised, ephemeral connection with Takashi turns into one corner of a triangle that is completed when her boyfriend, Noriaki (Ryo Kase), shows up, accosting Akiko on her way to an exam, as Takashi watches through the windshield.

The Longhorn occupies one corner of a triangle that any country hopeful in Nashville knows only too well, with the Quality Inn Hall of Fame Lounge and a Shoney's marking the other points.

It is the moment when the narrator, always weirdly tolerant of her friend, first feels threatened and outmaneuvered: "You were going to work your way into my marriage and you were going to call its new three-way shape holy, and I, pinned like a snared bird to one corner of a triangle, would have to watch it happen".

In fact, speed – what experts refer to as extreme mobile broadband – forms one corner of a triangle of 5G benefits.

(Wilborn Hampton) 'MARIE ANTOINETTE: THE COLOR OF FLESH' Joel Gross's intriguing play features impeccable performances by Amanda Jones, Samantha Ives and Jonathan Kells Phillips as the corners of a triangle of love and friendship caught up in the French Revolution.

(Neil Genzlinger) 'MARIE ANTOINETTE: THE COLOR OF FLESH' Joel Gross's intriguing play features impeccable performances by Amanda Jones, Samantha Ives and Jonathan Kells Phillips as the three corners of a triangle of love and friendship caught up in the French Revolution.

(Brantley) 'MARIE ANTOINETTE: THE COLOR OF FLESH' Joel Gross's intriguing play features impeccable performances by Amanda Jones, Samantha Ives and Jonathan Kells Phillips as the corners of a triangle of love and friendship caught up in the French Revolution.

Or after a geometry lesson, someone might note the inherent challenge for children in seeing angles as not just corners of a triangle but as quantities — a more difficult stretch than making the same mental step for area.

This approach involves measuring and recording the fading of a radio signal returned from the ionosphere at three points on the ground at the corners of a triangle.