Sentence examples for quiet nook from inspiring English sources

The police don't come around as much these days, but back in the 1990s heroin addicts would wander into Max Fish looking for a quiet nook to fix.

You certainly wouldn't want to arrive with a paperback and hopes of a quiet nook in which to sup your craft beer (£3.50 a pint).

It is in a quiet nook just past the Campo San Polo and is staffed by friendly waiters who'd rather recite the menu than hand it to you.

If asked, they would have tagged him as one of nature's punching bags — the porcine type who gets himself bullied, every recess, in a quiet nook of the playground and no longer bothers to complain.

The Society Club is a bookshop and gallery in a pleasingly quiet nook of Soho, with a fantastic collection of new and vintage books, paintings, photography and objets d'art.

If asked, they would have tagged him as one of nature's punching bags the porcine type who gets himself bullied, every recess, in a quiet nook of the playground and no longer bothers to complain.

Find a quiet corner nook to chill out over a shot of pear or apricot palinka (880 to 950 forints), the local take on schnapps, then join the crowd of beautiful people for a spin on the open-air dance floor.

But there are plenty of quiet nooks, including some booth-like seating in a separate room dubbed The Saloon.

There's a handsome stone fireplace in the great room (where guests gather each night for savory veggie broth and informal chats) and quiet nooks for reading, and all 12 bedrooms are outfitted with organic bedding and large bathrooms.

Unregarded, underfunded, defiantly unglamorous, these people toil away, sometimes in countries where the discipline is worshipped, like Turkey, but more often in quieter nooks of the world; and then, every four years, their moment of jerkness arrives.

On Monday many of those students will walk the Goods Line for the first time discovering a 20-person table equipped with power points, Wi-Fi access, an outdoor gym, an amphitheatre for performances, ping-pong tables and quieter nooks and crannies under a line of fig trees the designers have dubbed "study pods".