Sentence examples for beyond the square from inspiring English sources

In the second week of protests, beyond the square, Cairo returned to work.

Both should help us all, in Beijing or Lhasa, to think and look beyond the square.

The fact that we can't see beyond the square might not matter too much.

Later in the day, Egyptocracy posted this video of the demonstration that spread beyond the square into downtown Cairo:.

Beyond the square, though, was a nervous city of army checkpoints and emptier streets, darkened by power failures and short of fuel.

Up a rise beyond the square, a woman in a blue burka paused, then tiptoed closer, like a cat burglar, to look and listen.

For him, timing and placement is everything, but woe betide the spectator who takes his/her eye off the ball 20 metres beyond the square-leg boundary when he is batting.

But once, 13 years ago, it clicked round to unprecedented figures as Brian Lara pulled Chris Lewis towards the Anglican cathedral of St John a block beyond the square-leg boundary, kissed the turf on which he had been batting and precipitated celebrations.

The important thing they had to say was that Payleven, after running a limited service in Germany, is gearing up to enter the European market — and potentially others — properly, with the launch of a whole new device taking the service beyond the Square-like dongle.

More than 30 million tourists visit New York annually, but most of these rarely see much beyond the 22.6 square miles (58.5 square km) of Manhattan island, the smallest city borough.

The commission was named for its chairman, Sir Colin Campbell Scott-Moncrieff, who in 1903 recommended measures for the irrigation of an additional 10,200 square miles (26,400 square km) beyond the roughly 30,000 square miles (78,000 square km) already irrigated.