The phrase 'from the square' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a location - for example, "He came from the square to greet the crowd."
Finally, the root mean squared error (RMSE) is calculated from the square root of MSE.
"Legitimacy comes from the square".
People were running away from the square.
A great cry goes up from the square: "Irhal!
Later, though, reports came in of women being harassed or attacked, and pushed from the square.
Hundreds of people were running in panic, some towards the cafe, some away from the square".
Chillida's sculpture was removed in July from the square to undergo restoration.
The stone column rising from the square commemorates the empress, not the slaves.
Al Jazeera's main Arabic-language channel is now streaming live video from the square.
Mr. Denton sat in the front seat as the journalists drove away from the square.
Major television networks were largely unable to broadcast from the square on Thursday.
