Sentence examples for for all corners from inspiring English sources

As Ulsan and Al Ahli can perhaps demonstrate, the Asian Champions League, an annual tournament operated along the lines of the European tournament, is a regular opportunity for all corners of the continent to engage with each other.

Meanwhile, competition for all corners of the market remains relentless; Sweden's stylish H&M offshoot Cos opened its first US store in New York's SoHo this month, and in November UK retail juggernaut Topshop opened its second-biggest store in the world on Fifth Avenue, directly across the road from Saks.

However the compensation structure cannot be identical for all corners as the included angles at convex corners are not same as can be seen in Figure 44.

For all corners of the Nuggets organization – from players to the coaching staff to the front office – to be in solidarity on making the playoffs as their most important goal this season should only serve to strengthen their resolve as well as their confidence and morale.

Hours after Moonlight won its historic Best Picture Oscar last month, GLAAD's website posted the triumphant headline "Moonlight is first LGBTQ film to win best picture"—as always, a victory for one letter in our acronym is greeted as a victory for all corners of the queer diaspora.

Hours after Moonlight won its historic Best Picture Oscar last month, GLAAD's website posted the triumphant headline "Moonlight is first LGBTQ film to win best picture"—as always, a victory for one letter in our acronym is greeted as a victory for all corners of the queer diaspora.

In short, they made George Tiller's clinic the nation's most visible abortion battleground, a magnet for activists from all corners of the country.

On his arrival at Princeton in 2010, Reinfurt worked to re-establish the typography studio and introduce the study of graphic design as a practical and theoretical starting point for students from all corners of the University, as well as visual artists.

Hurt successfully tracks the difficulty of this type of shift for farmers from all corners of the sprawling Confederacy, culling manuscript evidence, census data, and price indices which the author carefully derived by sifting through numerous local newspapers to ground his conclusions.

We prove that for a higher-rank graph C⁎-algebra to be AF it is necessary and sufficient for all the corners determined by vertex projections to be AF.

They offer a venue for methodological exchange from all corners of campus and across its bounds.