Sentence examples for obscure side from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bogdanov managed to edge off the ring onto an obscure side road.

Since opening last spring on an obscure side street where the Park Slope and Gowanus neighborhoods overlap, it has been home to hundreds of performances by a broad assortment of artists working somewhere in the realm of improvised music.

Vikerl's Lokal You can't get more local than this: a couple of well-polished, cozy rooms on a tiny, obscure side street run by a young couple, Adi and Bettina Bittermann.

All the browsers have changed, too: Netscape vanished, Mozilla begat Firefox, Internet Explorer morphed into Edge, and Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome grew from obscure side projects to two of the dominant forces on the web.

See, the app's signature magic trick is sending users down obscure side streets in order to avoid congested major thoroughfares.

From the very first show two decades ago that McGinty and his gang presented, the audiences have packed in night after night to see and enjoy these tribute evenings to artists both well known and on the more obscure side.

Paddy's Marten Inn is one such curry pub – it's an absolute gem in what must be one of the most obscure side-streets in the city.

But before you think it has taken over the city's fashions, be advised that every team was far outranked by the obscure sides Aeropostale and Abercrombie and Fitch.

Those songs, in turn, inspired me to listen to Robert Johnson and Hank Williams, which led me to search for obscure sides by the 1920's country star Vernon Dalhart and the devilish bluesman Peetie Wheatstraw -- but he didn't have any songs on Napster, thus blowing the claim that every popular recording in history lay therein.

That is when the combined scores, head-starts and even really obscure side-bets like "Who will score the most points" could be a possible option.

Let's face it, "Dark Side of the Moon" is not vulnerable to being obscured by a radio play.