Sentence examples for social corner from inspiring English sources

But there was never any doubt that frustration at the status quo was deep and potent in every geographical and social corner of Egypt.

For now, those who go to www.europeanafashion.eu will find details about the project, a blog about its development, a social corner with Twitter feed and Facebook posts, and a list of fashion-related events around Europe.

While you might squat on Facebook's turf with its Groups product, Place wants to let you own and even monetize your own social corner of the web.

It adds another dimension to the museum's permanent social history corner". The exhibition is set up to provoke debate among visitors by asking some uncomfortable questions: What drives workers to down tools and strike?

WHEN Jean Charest was first elected as premier of Quebec in 2003 his Liberal government's efforts to curb spending and taxes in the most social-democratic corner of North America faltered in the face of protests by trade unions.

CORNER SOCIAL This new Harlem restaurant taps into several trends: bare brick, subway tiles, recycled wood and sidewalk seating.

Mr. Reed had been struggling to pay the monthly rent of $9,925, Mr. Edmonds said, despite the boom in the neighborhood's night life at places like Corner Social and Red Rooster.

The sport's interactions with race, nationalism, religion and caste, for example, have been treated with greater depth and nuance in Ramachandra Guha's extraordinary social history "A Corner of a Foreign Field".

Commenting on this newspaper's Web site in 2008, one virtual assistant named Barbara Saunders claimed that the cyberoffice, where "symbols of social rank" like corner offices have no meaning, might upend the hierarchy of boss and staff once and for all.

Lenox Lounge, just south of the intersection of 125th Street and Lenox Avenue, is in a stretch of Harlem that has increasingly become a destination for people from New York and beyond, with restaurants, like Chez Lucienne, Corner Social and the popular Red Rooster, where Bill Clinton and Alicia Keys have dined.

I wanted to interview Robinson for this profile at Corner Social, my favorite haunt in Harlem, but plans changed because she didn't have much time.