Sentence examples for every conceivable corner from inspiring English sources
Some 136 million people live in a place the size of Florida, occupying every conceivable corner, from city slums to the perilous slopes of 44 volcanoes.
In this room as elsewhere, storage space is tucked into every conceivable corner but so artfully concealed that it's all but invisible.
"Morgan's poetry comes at you from every conceivable corner of time and space and in every imaginable mode," says Colin Nicholson, professor of English at Edinburgh and author of a study of Morgan's work, Inventions of Modernity (2002).
Her post, I suspect, strikes a chord, a deep place in most of us these days, as the rhetoric of hostility has been amped up in almost every conceivable corner of society.
But these days few obscure corners of the repertory remain unexplored, and the range of material being issued on CD is more wide-ranging and in many ways more adventurous than ever, as new labels spring up to occupy every conceivable niche in the market.
They probe into every conceivable harmonic corner, sounding by turns like squabbling children and ruminating philosophers.
Microorganisms have evolved to occupy almost every conceivable ecological niche and energy-generating mechanism.
According to Bayless, "games in the queue were effectively jammed into a box as fast as possible, which meant massive cutting of corners in every conceivable way.
Twenty minutes outside Washington, it consisted mainly of sleek workstations manned by meteorologists working an armada of flat-screen monitors with maps of every conceivable type of weather data for every corner of the country.
And then your welcoming guide, who has heard every conceivable joke about whether the fire alarm in the corner of the room is part of the game but will laugh politely when you crack one anyway, leaves and seals the door, and the game begins.
