Sentence examples for corner of town from inspiring English sources

Interstate 95 runs through the southeast corner of town.

The new couple live in a cramped garret in a raw corner of town.

Arco, which was cheaply constructed in a forlorn corner of town, seemed outdated within months of its 1988 opening.

Forget using a map in this corner of town, the disorganised tiny cobbled streets would flummox the most gifted cartographer.

If I lived in an isolated corner of town, my sidewalk might not beckon me so insistently each snowfall.

Saddam Hussein lies ruined, face down, in the dust of a warehouse in a northern corner of town.

Stroll through the hip corners of town and you are bound to spot young men sporting either fedoras or maybe an old-fashioned cousin like a homburg or a porkpie.

The castle was positioned in one corner of the town, following a similar town plan to that in the town of Conwy, although in Beaumaris no town walls were constructed at first, despite some foundations being laid.

NY 104 heads northeast through the extreme northwest corner of the town of Lockport to the town line, where it turns eastward to straddle the boundary between the towns of Lockport and Newfane.

I'm all for shining a light on the invisible Britain; uncovering the desperate, overstretched corners of towns that most mainstream film-makers would not touch with a bargepole.

Jeff Levy, the executive director of the New Jersey Adult Cabaret Association, which represents 180 so-called exotic dancing clubs, said he resented sexually oriented businesses being banished to the corners of towns but agreed that they do not belong near schools or houses of worship.