Sentence examples for nice corner from inspiring English sources

To uninformed first-timers, it might seem like just a particularly nice corner local, which is part of its appeal.

(Imagine a comfortable, affordable, good joint across from MoMA; now imagine them both in a really nice corner of SoHo. You get the idea: impossible, except in Paris).

Mr. MacKinnon says that a friend who knew the building well said: "I hope you got one of the nice corner offices".

They will offer a nice corner office.

For the most part it's actually a pretty nice corner of the job.

There is jazz music playing which is appropriate because this is the kind of place where a jazz musician could find a nice corner to curl up and die in obscurity.

It's a nice little corner.

Outside the gallery on San Giorgio Maggiore on Friday night, as he made his way through the admiring, well-heeled crowd pressing around him, he looked as if he were longing for a nice, quiet corner to hold down.

So I kept to myself in a nice cozy corner, and spent the time mindfully studying my piece of birthday cake as if I were a pastry-obsessed Sherlock Holmes.

If you're going to put your hair up into a bun or ponytail, end about two inches (5cm) above your ear and then move forward to create a nice right corner.

The corners should be mitered or use a nice box joint here.