Sentence examples for great corner from inspiring English sources

"There's something about the feeling of a great corner spot," said one of the chef's business partners, Luke Ostrom.

"Initially I was shocked because he's not really a great corner runner … but he's a great athlete and with great athletes you can expect anything," Bolt said in Monte Carlo on Saturday.

In his next sentence, however, Haynes mentioned a few exceptions: Asomugha ("great size, great strength and great ability"), Revis ("to be a great corner, you have to be a great athlete, and he is") and Cromartie ("he can jump like you can't believe").

But, if there ever was a war on Christmas, Trump would seem the last man to end it — his only notable public stance on the holiday prior to the campaign being his proximity to the giant snowflake that hangs near Trump Tower, at Fifty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue, and manages to kitschify the great corner where Bergdorf meets Tiffany.

Wellington manager Ernie Merrick was rightly displeased, saying "to concede from two corner kicks, just leaving a player completely free, it's not like us", but Newcastle's coaching staff deserve credit for putting together a great corner routine which exploited their opponent's weaknesses.

This is a great corner for 380 square meters of very expensive real estate.

GREAT cornering and eye-popping acceleration make Porsche's cars popular among thrill-seeking bankers and hedge-fund managers.

But if most every team has a breakaway receiver, why is it so hard to produce great corners, who are seemingly a mirror image?

There remain a few great corners of 1990s culture yet to be revisited, including hip-hop, the YBAs and Tarantino films (I'm looking forward to that).

Great corners are hard to find: no matter how good your pass rush or run defense is, if you don't have a defender who can run alone with the other team's best receivers, you will have trouble winning.

It was underpowered, but its low center of gravity gave it great cornering ability.