Sentence examples for corrie from inspiring English sources
noun
A bowl-shaped geographical feature formed by glaciation.
When I see a moon-bow or a sundog, I usually just say "Wow!" or "Hey!" Sometimes on a mountain, I look out across scree and corrie, srón and lairig – and say nothing at all.
Klitschko suffered knockout losses to American Ross Puritty (in 1998), South African Corrie Sanders (in 2003), and American Lamon Brewster (in 2004), which threatened to derail his career.
1 Let's get the name straight: only fans call the show Corrie.
And, while it's hardly part of the national conversation like Corrie or EastEnders, its 2 million regular viewers are very passionate.
Over in Corrie, Tracy was plotting to slay Liz McDonald and steal The Rovers, Tony and her dignity.
"It was a hard decision to leave Corrie, but if I don't do it now, at 44, it's never going to happen.
Jones's post-Corrie career has been incredibly varied.
And a lot of women out there relate to Suranne Jones (or Sarah Anne Jones, to use her real name; Suranne was adopted from her great-grandmother), judging by her steadily evolving post-Corrie career.
Ashley Peacock and Claire Casey, 2004, Corrie Claire married former boss Ashley Peacock on Christmas day 2004.
Max is due to divulge a huge secret and it looks doubtful whether Tanya will make it down the aisle (although this picture suggests otherwise...) Leanne Battersby and Nick Tilsley, 2012, Corrie Leanne Battersby looks set to spend Christmas caught between two suitors as her former husband Peter Barlow returns to Weatherfield just in time for the Christmas season.
Corrie Live had its stunts and horrors: a car explosion and drug dealer Callum Logan being beaten to death with a wrench.
