Sentence examples for rich square from inspiring English sources

Seared squid, perfectly charred, was served with a rich square of pork shoulder and a beetroot relish.

Owen Tudor, spokesman for the Robin Hood Tax campaign, said: "This isn't about defending British interests against Europe – it's about defending one rather rich square mile against the wishes of people in Britain and across Europe.

The Robin Hood Tax campaign group said the UK's legal move was about "defending one rather rich square mile".

The Robin Hood Tax campaign group said the legal move was about "defending one rather rich square mile".

Defying logic, there is nothing frozen, icy or even hard about these silky rich squares.

Afternoon In the afternoon, go and see the Parliament building, then continue to St Stephen's Basilica in a paved cafe-rich square, from where you can go on to the Central Synagogue, so grand it wasn't used in winter because it was too big to heat.

Whatever their proper tag, these denser, richer, square pies were superb.

Yet on the horizon are the skyscrapers and faux Italian towers of Sandton, reputedly the richest square mile in Africa.

Central City, which had 515 citizens in 2000, was once known as the richest square mile in the world.

This enables safe access between Alex and Sandton, known as Africa's richest square mile and home to international companies and the city's wealthiest elite.

Black Hawk sits at the mouth of Gregory Gulch, which kicked off the Colorado gold rush 150 years ago, earning the area the sobriquet "the richest square mile on earth".