Sentence examples for hard square from inspiring English sources
By the end of the feast, there were only two items left: the hard round pretzels and the hard square biscuits.
For a minimal look, he favored the Arctic Flatware at Pottery Barn, with its hard, square edge: "I like it when it's simple and strong, because it can allow the table to be more elaborate".
It's still relatively slender at 7.6mm thick - its hard square edges make it feel thicker than it is - and it weighs 113g, which is quite light for a smartphone these days.
Wrapping up that neat hard square of paper and placing it under the tree is the yuletide equivalent of taking a friend by the elbow and saying, "You must read this!"Every year, more than 100,000 books are published in Britain and another 100,000 in America.
"It was intuitive to use, and incredible to be able to feel whether objects were soft or hard, square or round".
In shot after full-page shot, Mr. Owerko — best known for his image of the smashed World Trade Center on the cover of Time magazine on Sept. 14, 2001 — venerates an audio technology that, to eyes accustomed to the iPod's futuristic smoothness, seems practically steampunk: hard, square-edged metal casing; wheel-size speakers protected by silvery-black grilles; lots of clunky knobs and buttons.
"New York has some of the hardest square miles to provide service in the country," said Adam Zawel, a senior analyst with the Yankee Group, referring to the blocking and dropping of radio signals caused by the city's high-rise buildings.
Hard to square this circle, I admit.
But it's still hard to square.
That is hard to square with his original assertions.
Such dogmatism may be hard to square with practical politics.
