Corners in a sentence

Keirin ovals are divided into specific areas: The two straightaways (homestretch and backstretch), the four turns (corners), and two locations called the "center", referring to the area between corners 1 and 2 (1 center) and corners 3 and 4 (2 center).

And he said these are like pillars and corners, pillars and corners for any building.

The McLarens look threatening behind Verstappen, their pace in the slow corners and long straights of the first sector offset by the Red Bulls in the sweeping faster corners of the second and third.

The second cohort of Orange Corners Ghana will start next week at the Orange Corners workspace at the Ghana Innovation Hub in Accra.

He doesn’t really know himself—when Birnbach asks him why the corners of Mar-a-Lago’s pool and tennis courts are cut off, Trump says these are corners, going as far as spelling the word for her.

These teams played against each other, and occasionally against other teams from Bennie’s Corners, Quinns’ Corners, and Blakeney, where the name Snedden occupied half a dozen lines in the line-up.

Each of the other five pieces have no orientation that fills two corners; they can fill either one corner or zero corners.

One classic diagram (above) has one square inscribed in the other, with the corners of one being the classical elements, and the corners of the other being the properties.

Others distinguish compressed rounded vowels, in which the corners of the mouth are drawn together, from compressed unrounded vowels, in which the lips are compressed but the corners remain apart as in spread vowels.

Sharp corners wear out more quickly, and could possibly reveal the card's value, so they were replaced with rounded corners.

The cross is solved first, followed by the remaining edges, then five corners, and finally the last three corners.

The letters on the long sides of the arena, nearest the corners, are convert in from the corners, and are convert apart from each other.

The "L" piece can be oriented such that it fills two corners, or one corner, or zero corners.

Therefore, if you exclude the "T" piece, the maximum number of corners that can be filled by the remaining six pieces is seven (one corner each for five pieces, plus two corners for the "L" piece).

They are especially noticeable around sharp corners between contrasting colors (text is a good example, as it contains many such corners).

A flurry of corners all required good defensive headers, while Willian had Andre Onana scrambling across his line with a curling effort that drifted just wide of the far post.

After a goalless first half in which Enrique Gonzalez rattled the crossbar and Marc Miralles failed to convert two penalty corners, Faizal Saari set the match on fire when he scored a fine field goal in the 34th minute.

After Groves was denied by Cony sophomore goalie Ashley Maxim, Daigle finally got her timeout, but it didn’t generate another shot and Freeport held a two-goal halftime advantage, thanks in part to a 6-5 edge in corners.

After reaching their first stand-off, Cole and MJF retreated briefly toward opposing corners.

Agri-environmental schemes seek to make the corners bigger and to have them actively managed rather than leaving them to grow wild.