Sentence examples for harsh squares from inspiring English sources
Instead of harsh squares, topiary comes in pouffe-shaped flattened balls.
They are isolated by squares of harsh light (designed by Joshua Rose), and by strangling emotions: the rooms, real or imagined, that keep them locked away from one another.
A dark starling-sized bird with a harsh call is a square-tailed drongo.
Still, a series of layoffs over the years and the plant's final closing took a relatively harsh toll on this 2.3-square-mile village of some 10,000 people, where the G.M. site represents 7percentt of the land mass.
Parliament Square can be a harsh place.
Routh told Raymond that he found some of the jail's rules too harsh, noting that prisoners received only three squares of toilet paper a day.
PAGE A7 SPAIN'S FORECLOSURE PROTESTS Young people battling Spain's harsh foreclosure system have moved their protests from city squares to individual homes, securing some promised changes in the process.
Her husband, Dr. William A. Petit Jr., beaten with a baseball bat that morning, survived to take a seat in State Superior Court here on Monday, his square glasses flashing reflections from the courtroom's harsh yellow lights.
Even gently rounding the corners of a square-shaped nail will be effective; do all you can to limit harsh edges and corners on your nails though.
A number of witnesses said that an American military officer was seen at the central square during the protests, and the perception grew among the demonstrators that the Americans condoned the harsh response.
The protesters found themselves the target of a harsh crackdown in Taiz late Sunday and early Monday as security forces and plainclothes gunmen swept through a main square, dispersing thousands of protesters seeking Mr. Saleh's removal.
