Sentence examples for corner writing from inspiring English sources
He sat in corner writing a Facebook post on his phone as the men around him traded accusations.
twitter.com/ollieirish In the Argentinian football corner, writing out of Buenos Aires, by way of North Somerset, Sam Kelly blogs on "more fútbol argentino than you can shake a mullet at".
"I have no intention of being an old pensioner, sitting in a corner writing my memoirs - no way!" he barks at me with a grin.
He decides, after an ecstatic interlude with Ipek, that "the greatest happiness in life was to embrace a beautiful, intelligent girl and sit in a corner writing poetry".
MJD of Shutdown Corner wrote: "As a blocker at the wide receiver position, Ward was the best and most dangerous in the history of the NFL".
He was no longer surprised to find "Dalmann" in the lower-right corner, written in a childish, lightly slanted hand, the "D" ending in a broad flourish.
Tattenham Corner wrote last week of Dave Nevison's trip to Yorkshire to host a Racing UK broadcast on Monday in conjunction with his bodugi.com website.
She went on to appear in Elia Kazan's staging of "Deep Are the Roots"; "The Long Dream," directed by Lloyd Richards; "The Amen Corner," written by James Baldwin; and alongside her American Negro Theater colleagues Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis in Mr. Davis's play "Purlie Victorious".
Big and tall with a boyish face, Mills worked on "ER" and "NYPD Blue" but won his two Emmy Awards for adapting his old friend David Simon's nonfiction book "The Corner," written with Edward Burns, into the miniseries of the same name for HBO.
And yet the journey that Helen Shaw, the young white heroine, takes into the hovels of poor Johannesburg displays "the whole panorama of this explosive continent's most explosive corner", wrote one reviewer.Freedom writerThe arrest of her best friend, Bettie du Toit, and the Sharpeville massacre in 1960 sharpened her political courage.
The Wire was informed by two books Simon wrote while he was still a journalist – The Corner, written with Ed Burns, an account of a year spent observing life on the street in west Baltimore, and Homicide, about a year he spent with the Baltimore police department.
