Sentence examples for not a corner from inspiring English sources

There's not a corner left that is protected or coveted.

Appalachia is not a corner of the United States that cameras come to fresh.

"Maybe the linesman thought it was a free-kick and not a corner, and that led to the confusion".

"If a defender blocks the ball, it's not a corner, but if the keeper does, it is a corner!" he exclaimed.

Re "Coveting Not a Corner Office, but Time at Home" ("The Balancing Act" series, front page, July 8): Thank you for an article about a mother, and a family, that many of us can relate to.

The Poets' Corner was not a corner at all, but a recess, devoid of any traces of the phantasmagorical presences of the immortals, not to mention those of the mortal poets who had read from their works.

There isn't a corner of modern local government that doesn't spring from a need to bring light to the dark shades of Dickensian London.

The first championships, Margy says, brought winter swimmers "out of the closet – it seemed there wasn't a corner of Britain that didn't have a hidden gang of swimmers who surreptitiously dipped in winter".

"But it wasn't a corner and then we conceded.

".... there isn't a corner in my house that's gloomy now because she wasn't here when she went".

"He's been pulled into a demographic corner, not a racial corner," said Tad Devine, a top strategist for Al Gore in 2000 and John Kerry in 2004.