Sentence examples for unusual corner from inspiring English sources

Dresden sits at the scenic heart of a quite unusual corner of the former East Germany.

When the city of Los Angeles started looking into its complex financial contracts with banks earlier this year, some council members turned to an unusual corner for financial advice: labor unions.

KABUL, Afghanistan — In early 2009, as President Hamid Karzai scanned the landscape for potential partners to run in his re-election bid, he was approached from an unusual corner: a bank.

That was never built, nor was an even more radical proposal for the site, a new 18-floor structure with a facade of horizontally striped masonry and an arch-topped glazed tower, which would have been another distinctive episode in the history of this unusual corner.

As Hamilton chugged around the bases -- with no pain in his arthritic left big toe -- he saw the ball heading for an unusual corner in the gap, where the side of the out-of-town scoreboard angles back to meet the wall.

Some are getting pushback from an unusual corner — lawmakers of their own parties.

The result, politicians and academics say, is one of the most unusual corners in the nation heading toward Election Day.

I want it to be unexpected, for things to come from unusual corners of the culture," he added.

"The track is quite interesting because there are some unusual corners, such as Turn 1, which is almost a full circle and is quite difficult technically".

(Schweitzer) ★ Paul O'Dette (Thursday) In recent years the superb lutenist Mr. O'Dette has been exploring unusual corners of his instrument's repertory — the music of Marco dall'Aquila, most notably.

Yet in studying communities all over America, not just a few unusual corners, we have found evidence that more effective, lower-cost care is possible.