Sentence examples for own squared from inspiring English sources

Jerry Cardinale, one of Brooklyn's own, squared off at center ice with Teague Willits-Kelley of the Jersey Rockhoppers.

Writers also recognize, I think, that a fighter despite all the trainers and cornermen and referees and fans, despite even his opponent is out there on his own, squaring off with himself every time.

Or are we blindly trapped inside our own squares?

Before World War II, Rolls made its own square-head nuts and bolts.

The cast's nine performers did their own square dancing and hog calling.

Each contributor worked on her own square, to produce an uneven fabric, artful in some places, banal in others.

To one side lies a decidedly sexy, brand new youth hostel, a gleaming glass cube set on its own square.

All the children, indeed, had little gardens of their own, squares of earth a couple of yards wide, bordered by stones.

She's more the stuff of fable for us than a real person who inhabited her own square of time and space.

His own square face surprised him in the water below the boat; he had at some point pitched forward onto the railing.

Barbados Swap Trafalgar Square, London, for Barbados' own square of the same name in the island capital of Bridgetown, complete with its own Lord Nelson statue.