"low corner" is a perfectly acceptable phrase.
You could use it when referring to the corner of a room that is lower than other corners or the corner of a hill that is lower than the rest. For example: "I found a secret cave in the low corner of the hill."
I moved to a low corner, to huddle beyond the view of parents.
Darren Anderton whipped in a low corner, the Tottenham corner routine, to near the penalty spot.
Peter Whittingham's low corner was helped on at the near post by Stephen McPhail and Gyepes was on hand to fire his first goal of the campaign.
In a well-worked routine, Sigurdsson slid a low corner into the area and Llorente timed his run perfectly to sweep home a first-time shot.
Their efforts were summed up by a cleverly taken low corner from Shaqiri that led to Bojan completely miskicking in front of goal.
Tierney had ignored penalty shouts just three minutes earlier when Aaron Hughes appeared to get a hand on a dangerous low corner from Maguire, steering it goalwards where Stephen Kelly cleared off the line.
He again had trouble controlling rebounds, could not cover the low corners and fumbled soft shots as the Islanders tied the series, 2-2.
Lloyd's first two goals at BC Place came from set pieces, but it wasn't Japan's lack of height that hurt them – it was poor defending from clever, low corners.
Then he turned the grid forty-five degreeso so that the bulbs at the corners fell at the midpoint of the space's four sides, and tilted the whole arrangement: the bulb at the lowest corner was only about eighteen inches off the ground, and the bulb at the highest corner was about ten feet up.
By JAMES BARGENT - OZY. Marcos Figueroa had friends in the highest office and the lowest corner of the Colombian state of La Guajira.
Fold the lowest corner of the center diamond up so that it meets somewhere along the center of the upper tip, but not quite at the very top.
