'green corner' is a grammatically correct part of a sentence that can be used in written English.
For example, "The Green Corner is the perfect spot to relax and have a picnic lunch."
McLevy Green, Corner of State and Main Streets.
Tickets, $15, at the Railroad Green, corner of Railroad Avenue and Main Street.
Saturday 31st July 2010 will see the return of Field Day to London's leafy green corner of Victoria Park.
Hunkered into this lush, green corner of south-west Scotland, the 16th-century castle was built to defend the border.
While most of the locals have been great to us, I realized early on that some folk don't take too kindly to Manhattanites invading their little green corner of the world.
In the green corner, Richard Cockerill and Matt O'Connor, the double act at Leicester's helm, who may consider themselves mighty fortunate to have been at this final after the nature of their rantings at that same venue two weeks ago.
A fun, wacky place to stay in one of Portugal's prettiest green corners.
The goal that Fulham's pressure deserved duly followed, just four minutes into the half, Hangeland volleying in after the home defence failed to clear another Greening corner.
Jummah prayer is in Green Hall (corner of Washington Rd and William St).
UNITED CHURCH ON THE GREEN (North Church), corner of Temple and Elm Streets on New Haven Green, (203) 787-4195.
Asunta already spoke Spanish and Galician, the Portuguese-tinged language of this green, damp corner of Atlantic Spain.
