Sentence examples for key corner from inspiring English sources

But the Garde, which opened in 1926 as a first-run picture house on a key corner of the city's small downtown, has found new life as a nonprofit arts center — one of a minority of former movie palaces that, having survived suburban multiplexes and digital miniscreens, are now serving a variety of constituencies.

Greipel survived an initial sort-out that left a much reduced lead peloton in contention but was poorly placed when the leaders hit the key corner with 600 metres to go, a right-hand turn off the A470 main road into the Royal Welsh Showground, after which a series of tight turns made it impossible to move up.

The local key corner crushing has an effect on the load-displacement response, which is relatively more ductile.

Failure to recognise that the solution is addressing popular grievances constitutes as much a threat to long-term stability as allowing those grievances to fester in a key corner of the world.

Then it's one block east and one south to Scroll and Key (corner of College and Wall Streets) designed by Richard Morris Hunt in the Islamic style and built in 1869.

The road to success In terms of key corners it comes back to that first tight right-hander which opens out into a fast left.

In contrast, connections with smaller key indentations were more prone to suffer local crushing failure at the key corners.

Most people in that low-key corner of the world would be immune to suggested aggression -- they would probably form a committee to combat such behavior -- but sports are sports, and getting worse.

Henderson's first, key outswinging corner was met at the near post by the outstanding Stokes.

On Saturday, armored personnel carriers, mounted with heavy machine guns, were posted at key street corners here in the capital, and riot police and Nepalese soldiers fanned out across the city.

He spent time in the marketing, sales and international divisions before taking the keys to corner office two months ago.