Sentence examples for well cornered from inspiring English sources

But in 1969 the latex novelty was pretty well cornered by Eva Hesse, in abstract constructions that helped to define post-minimalism.

But premium-grade stupidity, on which Donald Trump has pretty well cornered the market, is not always illegal.

Because if these abilities are "grabbing a gun" and "shooting a bunch of people" then I daresay we've got the market on those abilities pretty well cornered.

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It cornered well and felt much more maneuverable and nimble than its substantial curb presence might suggest.

But my rented Corolla cornered like, well, a rented Corolla, and soon I didn't feel much like a dragon slayer; I just felt queasy.

"There isn't a whole lot of work for 50-year-old action stars — Bruce Willis has that cornered pretty well," he explained.

I mentioned another aspect of rat behaviour that might prove a "hard sell" with the public, namely the well-known tendency of cornered rats to leap for the throat of the nearest human.

Cornered by this fierce, well-armed insurgency, Mr. Taylor, a warlord for seven years and president for six, has promised to give up his office.

Well, we no longer have the market cornered on that moniker as there's a lot of competition from many other nationalities.

You know damn well that I've got the (Dock Box) market cornered in these parts.