Sentence examples for major square from inspiring English sources

Leaving their main encampment, thousands of Mr. Morsi's supporters filled a major square, blocking a main bridge that is a central artery for the city's traffic.

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After circling the central city (a matter of two or three miles and an hour or two), we strolled to the major square, the Plaza San Juan de Dios, and then stopped at the Casa Samuel next to the harbor for dinner a de licious, inexpensive fare of Gazpacho soup, Valencian paella, beefsteak, flan and sherry from Jerez.

The world has honored my mother since her death: there's a major square in Mumbai named after her -- Prof. Dr. Charusheela Gupte Chowk ("square" in the local language of Marathi).

Major squares host concerts which attract huge crowds of revellers, and the midnight fireworks are some of the best in Europe.

During the day, diverse groups of protesters, including many women, chant against government corruption and unemployment, occupying major squares and boulevards to demonstrate peacefully.

Mr. Maliki's images have spread overnight, many Iraqis say, in Baghdad and other cities, hanging from the tallest buildings and present in major squares and intersections.

Mr. Saleh said at least 5,000 armed men were deployed in the city, mainly around mosques and in major squares and intersections where protests are usually held.

Residents across the kingdom said that the government had beefed up its security presence on the streets and closed access to major squares in big cities where protesters were expected to gather Friday.

The demonstrators attacked a group of 300 antigovernment protesters who had assembled in one of the city's major squares for a weekly demonstration calling for government reforms and improved public services.

Looking at the major squares and main streets of Warsaw, Gdańsk, Tallinn, Belgrade and Kiev, you can't help but be struck by the chaos of advertising, dilapidation and new developments that are rudely shoved into the interstices of formerly public space.