Sample Sentences fornichegrouped by contextual meaning (editor-reviewed)
niche as in: it is a niche product
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After trying sports, drama, and debate, she finally found her niche at school in the art club.niche = a role for which someone is especially well-suited
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After years of struggling to compete in the broader market, the startup found success by focusing on a niche audience of eco-conscious travelers.niche = a smaller market within a larger market
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Each species in the rainforest occupies a unique ecological niche, ensuring a delicate balance within the ecosystem.niche = role for which it is suited
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Gamers are a niche audience for this product.niche = small, specialized group of customers
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Africa has parasites so particular and diverse as to occupy every niche of the body: intestines small and large, the skin, the bladder, the male and female reproductive tracts, interstitial fluids, even the cornea. (source)niche = specialized area
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Ali thinks there's a niche in the market for a family vehicle, said Mr. Crouch. (source)niche = smaller market within a larger market
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Corinthian columns and niched saints.† (source)
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His serenity was but the array of wild flowers niched in his ruin.† (source)
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For that fact had suddenly slipped into place and become real for her as the niched marker on a whist tablet slips round with the pressure of your thumb.† (source)
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She could only remark, as a general principle observed in the varnishing trade, that much depended on the quarter from which the lady under consideration was accredited to a family so conspicuously niched in the social temple as the family of Dorrit.† (source)
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niche as in: in a niche of the wall
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The statue is in a niche in the living room.niche = a small hollow space in a wall for a statue or decoration
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A tiny lizard darted into a niche between two sun-baked rocks, hiding in the cool shadow of the crevice.niche = crevice or narrow opening
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Candles burned in niches in the walls. (source)niches = shallow recessed shelves
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They climbed a steep trail where niches for toes and fingers had been worn into the yellow sandrock after centuries of use. (source)niches = a shallow recess or hole
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But now there came from out the niche a low laugh that erected the hairs upon my head. (source)niche = smaller area within
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Like Risa, Connor finds his niche by accident.† (source)
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On both sides, hollow niches lined the walls. (source)niches = shallow recesses (each like a single space built into the wall to hold something)
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Maester Luwin set the lamp in a niche by the door and fiddled with its wick.† (source)
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The Kremlin wall at this point was a beehive of niches for the ashes of the Party faithful.† (source)
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Randolph backed all the way into a zombie niche, leaving a trail of blood from his wounded hand.† (source)
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In the niches where the bowling pins used to stand, several fires burned, which couldn't have been very safe.† (source)
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A system maintains a certain fluid stability that can be destroyed by a misstep in just one niche.† (source)
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They were raised to be certain persons, to do certain things, to occupy certain niches.† (source)
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You stuffed me in that niche but didn't have the sense to hold on to it yourself.† (source)
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Part of the terrace was paved, part planted with flower-beds and arabesques of dwarf box; taller box grew in a dense hedge, making a wide oval, cut into niches and interspersed with statuary, and, in the center, dominating the whole splendid space rose the fountain; such a fountain as one might expect to find in a piazza of southern Italy; such a fountain as was, indeed, found there a century ago by one of Sebastian's ancestors; found, purchased, imported and re-erected in an alien but welcoming climate.† (source)
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