Sentence examples for special corner from inspiring English sources

What we do know is that a special corner of hell is reserved for killers who target children.

A master can describe his or her special corner of it to anyone with adequate general training.

It is a good idea to find them a special corner all to themselves, or in company with other treasures that enjoy the same conditions.

Then there's Agatha Christie, who was born down the road in Torquay and whose oeuvre is celebrated in a special corner of the shop.

Every self-respecting American politician has a site replete with his latest speeches, views on his favourite issues, a special corner for children and a range of links to other sites.

Once Mr. Murray and Ms. Seldes take charge, however, "Baby" rockets into that special corner of theater heaven where words shoot off like fireworks into dazzling patterns and hues.

A Sampler of Special Corners My short list of other special corners of New York Harbor includes the remnants of the world's first industrial park, built in 1895 in the Sunset Park district of Brooklyn.

7. Nerves of steel (and special corner-cutting scissors).

"It's a really special little corner of New York," said Ms. Zimmerman, who runs a nonprofit group for women who are filmmakers.

The scene instantly goes from that special, bizarre corner of a reader's imagination where Murakami has a monopoly, and is slammed down onto the cold, hard pavement of Real Life.

He describes a "vast Orwellian wilderness" and the "journey we all must take" within it to achieve "relative perfection in our own special tiny corner of the universe" — a journey not unlike his own.