Sentence examples for unique corners from inspiring English sources

Or check out National Geographic Expeditions, which are led by scientists and anthropologists, and visit unique corners of the world including the Polar regions and Tanzania.

A unique corner of this market place is Pop Marché, a curated collection of treasures from all over the world.

Judge for yourself: "The NME has that unique corner of the market that allows it to be thoughtful and thorough, as well as acting like a bratty fanzine.

Willits occupies a unique corner of the electronic-art-music universe hovering above the intersection of electronic production's nuts and bolts, new media art, and a wide-open creative mind.

For a moment, it looked as if Katrina rendered the idea obsolete, but the pair saw dramatic opportunity in the rebuilding efforts of the citizenry, as well as an opportunity to shine a light on an often misrepresented and unique corner of America.

He successfully infiltrated the international wildlife syndicates all the way to the top, uncovering a plot by the Chinese mafia to hoard rhino horn (already selling at $30,000 a kilo) and then drive up the price even higher with a unique corner-the-market plan: hunt the animal to extinction.

It's the latest typically bizarre political scandal to emerge from our own unique corner of the world.

In 2007, DeCesare and Kaufman opened Black N Brew, a coffee shop and café that is located in a unique corner space with a remarkable mosaic exterior.

He has already helped them to apply Canvas' training to their unique corner of Fife, creating a "students for students" movement.

Add in a fascinating sociological (as well as natural) history and the San Francisco Bay area becomes a unique corner of the world.

Shot over the last four years, The Western Springs Project lyrically captures youthful intimacy and coming-of-age within a unique corner of Auckland's suburban youth.