Sentence examples for has to square from inspiring English sources

Mr Lipponen has to square these circles.

Grizz says Mike has to square things, presumably with God, so Mike becomes a vigilante cabby.

Hanks's Donovan is a straight-arrow American guy, who has to square the circle of believing it to be his constitutional duty to defend a man who is in fact guilty of spying and attempting to undermine the American state – and its constitution.

Interstellar finally has to square up to something its own size, as The Hunger Games: Mockinjay – Part 1 breaks across most territories, except China (where it's being held until next year in favour of local films), India and a smattering of central American countries.

Chuba Akpom on a two-on-one - he has to square it!

He just has to square it.

Contrast that with litigation, where patent plaintiffs have to square off against very motivated patent defendants.

Unlike the performing arts, publishing has always been a largely commercial sector that has had to square its own circles.

From here on out, Patrick will have to square his wandering career with the needs of the psychotic Henry.

A: Cameron will have to square his plans with the 1922 Committee of backbench Conservative MPs, but this is likely to take place on a show of hands.

There is nothing objectively wrong with paying cash, but in the end you have to square your actions with your own personal sense of ethics.