Sentence examples for famous corner from inspiring English sources
Nathan's Famous, corner of Surf and Stillwell Avenues in Coney Island, Brooklyn.
The most famous corner of Alexandra township was home to Nelson Mandela when he arrived in Johannesburg in the 1940s.
In the 1920s, the most famous corner in the United States was in stock in Piggly Wiggly, a grocery store chain.
The most stunning part of the 3.4-mile, or 5.5-kilometer, circuit is the slow-speed, but complicated, Turn 1, which rises up from the main straight in a way that looks like the most famous corner of the series: Eau Rouge at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium.
In 1869, Gould, the archetype of the Wall Street buccaneer, engineered a famous "corner" (that is, a near monopoly) in gold — with Gould actually having a crony marry Grant's poor spinster sister-in-law, according to his partner, hoping that the family connection would make the President pressure the Treasury not to sell gold and lower its price.
Likened to a roller-coaster ride, Eau Rouge is perhaps the most famous corner in F1 because of its extreme challenge.
By David G. Bareuther The New Yorker, June 22 , 1929P. 11 The new building that will house the Irving Trust will replace the famous Chimney Corner structure at the corner of Wall and Broadway.
The crowd roared on Scott Redding as he led the Moto2 field through Silverstone's famous final corner for the penultimate time.
Just two races ago, in Italy, there was a discussion about whether safety changes to the famous Parabolica corner - turning a gravel run-off into an asphalt one - had removed its challenge.
The pair met at the driving range on Monday after Guan's morning practice round with two-time Masters winner Ben Crenshaw, and Woods invited the talented teenager for a back-nine practice round at the course with Dustin Johnson, giving Guan the chance to play the famous Amen Corner with the 14-time major winner.
Not surprisingly there are several tributes planned marking the occasion, including the unveiling of a memorial stone honouring Lewis in the famous Poets' Corner of London's Westminster Abbey.
