Sentence examples for be in the square from inspiring English sources

"We need to be in the square.

"So why be in the square now?" asked the soldier.

To be in the square at that moment was to know, beyond doubt, that Iraqis in their millions hated Mr. Hussein, that the truth about Iraq was the diametric opposite of all that he and his acolytes had maintained, and that all else that was said about him in the years that went before was the product of relentless terror.

For now, all the imagery must be in the square format.

If you do, then your current picture will be in the square.

There was, literally, not a single pot to piss in in the whole area so I spent a lot of the day thanking my lucky stars for: a) Having a dick and b) The number of doorways there seem to be in the square-mile.

There was literally not a single pot to piss in in the whole area so I spent a lot of the day thanking my lucky stars for having a dick and the number of doorways there seem to be in the square-mile.

But already Magda was in the square outside the barracks, in the jolly light.

The fourth plinth, as it is known, is in the square's north-west corner.

He was in the square for about 15 minutes in a relatively relaxed walkabout.

"It kept being described as an eyesore when it was in the square," Wallinger said yesterday.