Sentence examples for much every corner from inspiring English sources

"I think it's pretty obvious that drug testing can be circumvented in pretty much every corner," he told Runners World.

Large reductions in budgets have stung pretty much every corner of academia, from philosophy to Chinese, from gymnastics to geology.

"There are rivers at pretty much every corner, just be careful as you go around," he said as the McLaren Mercedes driver took to the track with 24 minutes left in the session.

Tasting Look for vast steel containers leaking steam on pretty much every street corner.

Death stalks us around every corner, much like an annoyingly persistent chugger.

With so much going on in every corner of the story, this episode once again runs the risk of becoming one in which the Doctor is something of a side part in his own show.

With articles in retreat on every corner of the newsstand, much of the editorial message in magazines is carried in the marginalia.

At one time or another, every corner of the country, much of the world, and countless envious gawkers have been reflected in the Airstream's shining aluminum skin.

Then, no matter how much any corner is pushed, the frame will (more or less) maintain its square shape.

Also on the Upper West Side, but on a much busier corner, is 200 West 72nd Street, a new rental building that faces Verdi Square.

In a much quieter corner of golf -- the United States Women's Amateur corner -- you could find an interesting caddie toting his daughter's bag: the former tennis star Petr Korda.