[Idiom] IN YOUR CORNER. - Reliable Support: Being There When It Matters

Supporting or defending someone.

'In your corner' means to support or defend someone, especially during difficult times. Drawing from the boxing ring, where a cornerman supports the boxer, giving advice, encouragement, and physical aid, this idiom signals loyalty and steadfast support for someone amidst challenges.

Example Sentences

1. I've got your back; I'm always in your corner.

   I will always support you and have your back.

2. Don’t worry about the tough times, I’m always in your corner.

   Don't worry during hard times; I will always support you.

3. You can count on me; I’ll always be in your corner through thick and thin.

   You can rely on me to be your supporter through any situation.