Sentences with phrase «to give a corner»

The basket the tree is in gives the corner that much more character when you see it from that angle.

By giving a corner the referee was perhaps trying to compromise, when in fact it was quite a ridiculous award to make.

I was also able to benefit from a small upgrade, which gave me a corner deluxe room that gave me views on two sides.

I was given the corner room on the 5th floor and I really loved the view.

How the hell the ref gave a corner but NOT a penalty?

The soap film sticks to all six sides of the cube, the bubbles on the side push against the middle bubble giving it corners and sides like a cube.

This little antique ladder gave this corner a punch of color and a pinch of old character... two things I LOVE!

And the French - style dressing table gives the corner a delicate, old fashioned touch.

The windows covering the walls give the corner a very bright and open feel, and the natural light emphasizes the bold colors, giving the room a cheery, lounge - like vibe.

When we look back at the before photo (above) of where this area all started and see how far we've come, we are more determined than ever to keep on giving each corner of our yard a little more love every year.

Giroud heads the ball over and the ref or assistant wrongly give a corner.

In the 25th minute of the match, a moment the home fans applauded for Ryan Mason who suffered a fractured skull at the weekend, Rojo gave a corner away, which threatened United with a shot on goal, which De Gea deflected then Hull were given another free - kick, which came to nothing.

We say we believe the gospel ought not be kept from anyone, but what we really believe is that we Christians have been given the corner on true religion and that we alone can mediate the relationship between God and humanity.

I'd much rather give the corners some time and see who the top guys that emerge are and lock them down.

and the referree gives them a corner... unbelievable, Welbeck is elbows in the face and he allows the game to go on.....

The rest of us know full well we have won just three cup finals in the last four years, (two of which finals were against dross teams, one of which would have beaten us in 90 minutes but for a wrong referee decision to give us a corner against the «mighty» Hull, from which we equalised) and no serious challenge for the Prem for a decade and none for the CL since 2006.

just gave a corner kick.

A soft second penalty, every free kick you could possibly give, he even gave a corner for a blatent goal kick and booked our keeper for being suplexed into the floor.

«The referee gives a corner for us.

That deep - seated sentiment doesn't get as dark and glorious as last year's Wolverine finale, Oscar - nominated Logan, but the evocative mythology behind Black Panther gives this corner of the Marvel superhero franchise a dramatic familial dynamic that feels unforced.

The steering could perhaps be a smidgen tighter immediately off - centre, the touchscreen is too hard to reach (even with my long arms) and I'm not sure the Recaros hold you quite as securely as you need given the cornering forces encouraged by the chassis (the R gets huggier buckets), but these are minor niggles given the rest of the car's talents.

The air suspension enhances the performance, making the car a luxury cruiser and giving it some cornering capability.

In 1930 the City of Moscow began to give corner lots to the Social Education Division of the Commissariat of Education so that in every group of squares there might be a children's garden under an instructor of organized play.

The Arsenal manager handed out criticism to last night's referee Mark Clattenburg, due to the fact he wrongly gave a corner that lead to Everton's winning goal.

Alexis then to Ramsey but Rojo can just put his foot to it and gives a corner away.

It's led me to life - giving corners of the internet I never would have stumbled across otherwise.

If the back of your oven is hotter than the front, you need to give every corner and side of your concoction the same treatment.

He was definitely a safety in high school, but I'd love to see him give corner a shot with his outstanding size.

This in mind, why the hell is he giving corners?

On the half hour mark Ryan Shawcross headed over the bar from Eric Choupo Moying's stood up cross, but Diouf may have found himself lucky after bringing down Arsenal right - back Hector Bellerin inside the penalty box only for referee Andre Mariner to give a corner a few minutes before the header.

I decided to give a corner of my workspace to my daughter (who's nearly eight) so she could do her artwork there too.

I had it to myself for a few years but two years ago, I decided to give a corner of it to my daughter (who is nearly eight) so she could do her artwork there too.

So common is this occurrence that doctors will just advise you to give the corner of your child's eye a gentle massage every day and that should be sufficient to unblock it.

-- When you arrive, be very, very thankful if you are given a corner or end table.

Give a corner of your wardrobe to this.

Some extra boards were added to the top to give the corner some additional height.

Given the corners that have been cut here by the studio, I can't really recommend U-571 on Blu - ray, unless you really love the film or you can get it for an awesome sale price.

Marion is an insatiable martyr of thrift, a trait Lady Bird refuses to inherit or take seriously, which is why they fight so often: each in her given corner is as stubborn as the other.

I found myself turning the wheel too far for a given corner or maneuver, needing to make regular small corrections.

The Peugeot Sport's chassis has the boisterous feel we love from really engaging hot hatchbacks, letting you brake deeper into a given corner and accelerate out of it harder and earlier.

It's actually the stability at the rear end that defines the car, allowing you to really use the torque and the revs through any given corner without fear of lurid oversteer.

The traction through and out of any given corner is quite phenomenal, and with each successive corner you have to urge yourself to push deeper into your resources and work the Michelin Pilot Super Sports that bit harder and trust in their grip levels.

The combination of these two factors means the chassis exhibits a more neutral front - to - rear balance than before, working all four tyres more evenly, both into, through, and out of a given corner.

Instead, it's helping you scribe the neatest, fastest line around any given corner.

Dial back the pace and instead of stabbing in oversteer corrections you find yourself struggling to just steer a smooth arc around any given corner — turning each instead into a giant 50 pence piece.

The steering feel is even more impressive on the road, and its texture and subtle shifts of weight through any given corner provide an amazing amount of detail about the car's behavior and the grip offered by the surface.