Sentence examples for traditional corner from inspiring English sources

She had a Bible and a few icons to put up in the traditional corner.

Michael Hed, the company's CEO, has a traditional corner office, but it is full of stuffed birds and pigs.

Green's traditional corner, meanwhile, went to Simon Dickinson, a promotion for both galleries.Mr Dickinson, in particular, has come up with a display that more than honours his new-found prominence.

Timberyard, beer from £4.50. 10 Lady Lawson Street, 0131-221 1222, timberyard.co This is a traditional corner pub that retains its original features – not just that lovely inlaid mosaic insignia by the door but, more crucially, a lively, free-flowing banter between staff and drinkers at the bar – while embracing the latest innovations in beer.

Rather than disrespect to traditional corner stores — or worse yet, a threat — we intended only admiration.

Strategically, the two companies -- though still competitors in some fields -- have largely returned to their traditional corners.

For many decades, automotive retroreflectors were locked into the traditional corner-cube (CC) design that is primarily a consequence of the conventional pin-bundling technology underlying their fabrication.

Amidst this sea of screen-based masterpieces, though, authors Marcroy Smith and Andy Cooke are spotlighting the designers, illustrators and collectives who are still embracing the traditional corners of print techniques.

Shariar Traditional Restaurant (corner of Tarbiyat Street, +98 41 554 0057) is converted from one of the city's old hammams, and the lamb meatballs are the size of your fist, stuffed with hard-boiled eggs, walnuts and dried plums.

Eureka Park, which is the traditional start-up corner of CES, hosted 200 companies this year, up 40% from last year.

But don't ever count out the humble traditional session at the corner pub.