Sentence examples for coming to square from inspiring English sources
With a little digging I unearthed a more complicated picture than I expected, particularly at Magnolia, which, it turns out, is now coming to square the splendor of its grounds with its dark past — more than 130 years after it first opened its doors to tourists, and decades after Drayton began doing so.
"An elephant's trunk is a truly remarkable organ, but also appears to be their Achilles' heel when it comes to squaring off with an angry ant colony," said Todd M. Palmer, a biologist at the University of Florida and the paper's co-author.
"As long as the regime is in place, merely a change of faces and a change in seats, people will continue coming to the square".
"We will not yield to a few looters coming to that square and provoking our people, our nation, based on their misinformation," Mr. Erdogan said in a speech carried live on television.
"The big question is whether the opposition can keep people coming to the square, and keep the pressure on, or whether people will get bored," said political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko.
One notice called for an orphanage in Moyu county with four four-story dormitories, coming to 22,776 square meters in size — nearly as big as four football fields.
Well, thanks for coming to this public square.
Coming to a town square near you - BBC Wales' inflatable general election tent.
"With Highbury Square coming to completion and some of our other property developments bearing fruit, we're now coming to a period where the financial health of the club is secure.
You will find the Viennese version of winter wonderland - at once cosy and elegant - coming to life in public squares all over town.
