Sentence examples for personal corner from inspiring English sources

How did you choose your personal corner in this space?

He accepted psychiatric treatment, and appeared to have rounded a difficult personal corner.

"It will feel like you're sitting in your own personal corner".

By 6.45am, you'd sorted your bag, a groaning sackload, and were off on your round, "cycling through your own personal corner of Eden".

As reporter Matt Flegenheimer writes today: In a conspicuous sign that frustration is giving way to acceptance, the public bikes have been welcomed into that most personal corner of civic life, the wedding.

Two browser extensions, Eternal Sunshine and Block Your Ex, even propose to erase the heartbreaker from your personal corner of the Internet — while still keeping your photos and status updates on his or her radar, naturally.

This small, beautiful show follows its spread into more personal corners of visual culture: often exquisite, strikingly dimensional white-work bedcovers; luminously grisaille, sometimes wacky marble-dust drawings; and print-work embroidery mourning pictures.

Fast-improving wideout Stevie Johnson won his personal matchup against corner Chris Johnson (if Stevie had been facing Nnamdi Asomugha, the Raiders probably would have won this game), and lanky inside receiver David Nelson created mismatches all over the field.

No one of sound mind would deny Nigel Wray the right to an opinion on the subject of English club rugby: having pumped untold millions into the domestic game over the last 20 years, the Saracens chairman is perfectly  entitled to turn the match-day programme into his own personal Speaker's Corner.

This is my little corner, my personal space, and it's my choice to be here.

Mr. Sonnenfeld says Mr. Lafley and Mr. McNerney, along with Anne Mulcahy, chief executive of Xerox, possess the vision of the empire builders without their overpowering egos, while also bringing more personal warmth to the corner office.