Sentence examples for your own corner from inspiring English sources

Confronting the problems in your own backyard — or indeed your own corner office — is more personally threatening.

It's just the nature of coalition government that you obviously have to fight your own corner, you obviously have debates, you have arguments.

Also, what is the point of having a wall-mounted high-definition television if you cannot watch the Super Bowl in front of it, on your own corner of the couch?

Festival tip? "Festivals are all about sharing and mucking in, and I'm not really like that, so my advice would be to get your own corner and don't interact with anyone whatsoever".

The invasive power of Western classical music grows exponentially in the East, and the best response may be to enlist rather than resist — an if-you-can't beat-'em-join-'em strategy that establishes your own corner of an international market and turns all-out conquest into partial victory.

First of all, what if you have the disappointing experience of locating your own corner but finding that your building — a 12-story prewar apartment house in distinctive yellow brick with lion's head cornices — is represented by a generic five-story tenement?

"To be a specialist in your own small corner, to be one of two or three people who automatically get asked is very important, especially if your corner happens to be one of the most popular in the entire entertainment world.

"It will feel like you're sitting in your own personal corner".

If you want to save the world, begin with your own worthless corner of it.

It is so vast that it´s easy to find your own private corner of sand.

"Say you are a friend of mine and you believe in Islam — you can stay here, and study, and find your own little corner for prayer," he said, pointing to a window on the upper floor.