Sentence examples for become the square from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the increasingly immobile Colombian has become the square peg.

OK, so, the denominator will become the square root of 2, and there's a square root of 5. What about the numerator?

Some of its stalls will be moved to a new, smaller site in a much blander, flatter building elsewhere in the city; its site will become The Square – "an office district to rival Leeds" – which is setting the bar high.

And, it becomes the square root of x squared over x squared, which is one, plus y squared over x squared.

"When the show ends," Fusco says, "I suppose Alf could always become the center square on 'Hollywood Squares.' ".

"Storyful has become the village square for valuable video, using journalistic sensibility, integrity and creativity to find, authenticate and commercialise user-generated content," said Robert Thomson, News Corp chief executive.

In short, social media has become the town square we dreamt it to be but it is regularly overwhelmed by hate, fear, and anger.

"Storyful has become the village square for valuable video, using journalistic sensibility, integrity and creativity to find, authenticate and commercialise user-generated content," said Robert Thomson, Chief Executive of News Corp., in a statement.

Leno and Letterman, quite literally, have become the town squares of the campaign".

Saying that shopping malls have become the public squares of the modern age, the New Jersey Supreme Court last week unanimously ruled that political groups and activists have a right to reasonable access to distribute leaflets in them.

Public storage facilities will feel the bite as their largest competitor will become the 40 BILLION square feet of free garage space opening up over the next couple decades.