Sentence examples for like squares from inspiring English sources

Make egg pasta and form it into whatever ravioli-like shapes you like; squares folded over into triangles or circles folded over into semicircles are easy, and you could then grab the corners of these and twist them into tortellini-like shapes.

One thing we DO know: it seems a little crazy to spend a whole bunch of time and effort trying to figure out whether or not you like squares.

Nearby are dozens of shacks improvised from cardboard, concrete blocks and corrugated tin packed like squares of wheat.

There are extended silences as they dip their needles into what look like squares of tapestry, though they say – imagine how scratchy – they are working on undergarments.

Parts of the stage floor once briefly glowed like squares on a game board and, at the conclusion, tiny lights on dancers' costumes twinkled like fireflies or stars.

They portrayed a pseudo-sophisticated gathering of friends, who bore little relationship to the ramrod mannequins, which looked decidedly like squares left out of the party.

Also on sale will be tile tables with jewel-like squares, alternately translucent, iridescent and opaque, that glimmer and wink, in subtly curved exotic wood frames and legs.

You might not know what the new generation of bar codes looks like: a blocky collection of little pixel-like squares within a larger square in a manner that faintly resembles static on a television set.

In others that may be coming up the outside track, more delicate scribbles and blocky shapes bring to mind the circuitry and cell-like squares of Peter Halley, whose own play-dead painting has paralleled Mr. Lasker's from the start.

Leading architects such as Domènech i Montaner (designer of the city's celebrated Palau de la Música) and Josep Puig i Cadafalch slashed and patronised the streets' excessive width, the monotony of the grid, and the sameness of the "communist phalanstery-like squares".

Savannah's downtown area, which includes the Savannah Historic District, the Savannah Victorian Historic District and 22 park-like squares, is one of the largest National Historic Landmark Districts in the U.S.