back corner

Originally, the James House had a three-story tower in the back (northeast) corner of the home, making the structure stand out even more than it does today.

It runs from the clew (the back corner of the sail) to the end of the boom.

Once more he used the cane to explore the murky back corners.

The two species also differ in the configuration of the inner back corner of the lower molars.

The entrance was a heavy steel door on the blind back corner of the building.

The darkest place was the east back corner; the place to investigate first.

His eyes never leaving the still figure, he walked away from his car, his cocoon of safety, into the overgrown back corner of the lot.

If she let Gervasa have more of the view, and Winnie retired to a dark back corner of her own body?

The whole back corner of the Language Block blew sky-high, two hours ago.

The office was cantilevered way up into the top back corner of the huge shed, hanging there about forty feet above the main floor.