Sentence examples for that particular corner from inspiring English sources

That particular corner would take on an emotional value.

"At that particular corner you've got nice residential neighborhood foot traffic".

In the meantime, the feminist wars will continue and a long line will form for that particular corner of hell.

Firstly the sense of local identity, which is stronger in that particular corner of France than in any other.

In the last six months, Mr. Cusicanqui said, pedestrians had been prevented from crossing on the eastbound side of that particular corner, for safety reasons.

In that particular corner of the universe, at the BBC's Lime Grove studios, a young teacher-turned-TV presenter called James Burke was killing time.

Indignation about injustice only flares up when the searchlight of public events falls upon that particular seething corner.

If there are only one or two giants on the block, the niche marketplaces that serve particular corners of a community will inevitably lose out: lose time on the outlets that exist or lose small outlets altogether as unfettered consolidation delivers them up as buyout targets to the big guys.

Anything that connects to a specific place, whether regional dances set to stunning backdrops or vibrant live performances that showcasing a particular corner of the world.

In Labyrinth Mosse manages, miraculously, to do just that, plugging not simply into the city wall of medieval Carcassonne or into the imagined remains of the castle where Alaïs lives with her father and sister, but into all those cheap, melancholic hotels and over-formal places of business that mark this particular corner of France.

On this test, the rats not only need to have learnt the array of cues that define a particular corner, but must also translate this image to make a match when first viewed from a novel location (the middle of the pool).