Collocations withcorner
These are words often used in combination withcorner.
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bottom corner
A large sheltered area below this corner leads to the main entrance, towards which its bottom corner recedes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
corner office
Moreover, multiple offices within have several different views, and recessed corners provide additional corner offices on the 9th and 10th floors.
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curved corner
From the 1950s until its closing, the theater featured an elaborate marquee, which wrapped around the building's curved corner entrance.
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dark corner
Whether a loudspeaker buried in the dark corner of a café, or a car radio that accompanies one on an errant ride.
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distant corner
He makes a bit of a habit of that, coming from a distant corner of our land.
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far corner
These daily live performances took place in an ornamental tower in a far corner of the property.
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inner corner
An empty, inner corner has now been filled.
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left corner
In the lower left corner are two polygon force diagrams for wind distribution models presented on a scale of 0.001 m per 60,000 kg.
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left-hand corner
Finally, the space is decomposed into a small region in the lower left-hand corner containing several very high-per formance solutions.
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northeast corner
So far as new industries are concerned, we have put a trading estate in the far northeast corner.
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northeastern corner
A small offering had been buried on the northeastern corner of the square, under a wellprepared floor.
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northwest corner
The openings at the northwest corner were rebuilt and expanded, and the cast iron piers added.
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northwestern corner
On the northwestern corner of the basilica, the stairway leading to the galleries survives.
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obscure corner
Often a very poor man would creep in, take up his position in the most obscure corner, and there remain silent but attentive to all that passed.
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opposite corner
Its two party walls join at one corner and, to maximize views, the living rooms in each apartment are located on the opposite corner.
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outer corner
An example of the rule to insert lots in the outer corner formed by extenders.
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outside corner
Steps have already been taken to ensure that the index letters shall appear in the top outside corner of each page in future issues.
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remote corner
The reorganization dramatically shrank the national security staff and shuffled it to a remote corner of the agency.
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right corner
The lower right corner is also noncontroversial, the instance when we are not doing anything and feel we are not.
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right-hand corner
The remaining images in the right-hand corner seem to be connected to the lower right side of the fresco.
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rounded corner
Brick pilasters line the walls along the rounded corner and are set with windows in between.
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sharp corner
The jumps can be crucial when a sharp corner in the solution curve is encountered.
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southeast corner
The cause is the over-expansion of employment and, above all, office employment in the southeast corner of the country.
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southeastern corner
The results reveal clockwise rotations in the northeast and anticlockwise rotations in the west and southeastern corner of the basin.
From theCambridge English Corpus
southwest corner
At the southwest corner of the building, a west-running alignment may have framed par t of an additional room.
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southwestern corner
One carbon sample was taken from a layer under the last floor of an independent room located near the southwestern corner of the pyramid.
From theCambridge English Corpus
street corner
Your local diner may have occupied its street corner for decades, but one fine lunchtime you just might find that it has moved on.
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tight corner
There probably never will be one because they have got themselves into a very tight corner now.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
top corner
Around 25, 000 counterfeit forms were printed, recognisable by a smudged dot and a pinhole in the top corner.
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upper corner
In ornithischians, it can form a prong that projects from the front upper corner of the orbit.
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Wikipedia
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