cater-cornered in a sentence

Definition

CATER-CORNERED: positioned diagonally opposite or at an angle to something else, often creating a distinctive or attractive arrangement.

The old shop was located cater-cornered to the new library, creating a charming corner of the neighborhood.
As she walked down the street, she noticed a cater-cornered cafe that caught her eye with its colorful awning.
The architect designed the building to be cater-cornered with the park, maximizing the view from every angle.
His house stood cater-cornered to the intersection, making it a landmark for anyone passing through.
They placed the new fountain cater-cornered in the plaza, allowing it to be admired from multiple directions.
The cater-cornered arrangement of the tables created a cozy atmosphere in the bustling restaurant.
She preferred her desk to be cater-cornered to the window, enjoying the natural light streaming in.
The cater-cornered layout of the garden allowed for a unique flow, encouraging visitors to explore.
In the bustling marketplace, the stall was cater-cornered to the largest fruit stand, attracting many customers.
His office was cater-cornered to the main entrance, providing a strategic view of everyone who entered.