Sentence examples for standing at the corner from inspiring English sources

"I can't stand when people are standing at the corner talking to their friends or rubbernecking," she said.

There were men, four of them, standing at the corner of Hardwicke Street.

"I was standing at the corner of 88th and Third," said Carolyn Greenberg, who lives on 88th Street.

"Every project has one big idea," Speyer said, standing at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 51st Street one afternoon.

A while later, I left the cafe and saw the fellow standing at the corner talking to an older couple.

He is standing at the corner of Barclay and West Broadway, wearing an N-95 mask and looking at a collapsed building in a cloud of dust.

Toward the end of the 1890s True began building on his own account, turning to Flemish and Northern European sources, with stepped gables, light colors and large round corner bays, like the group still standing at the south corner of 80th and Riverside.

Townsend also designed the Rogers Peet building, still standing at the northeast corner of 41st Street and Fifth Avenue.

But he was able to build only the gabled, dormered group standing at the northwest corner of 92nd and West End.

"I'm looking for a light; I'm hoping to see the center light," he said, standing at the southwest corner of Bryant Park.

Moses Stroock, founding partner of the law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, moved to the Prasada from the small apartment building still standing at the southwest corner of 95th Street and Madison Avenue.