Sentence examples for sprawling square from inspiring English sources
The sprawling square has been called Mariachi Plaza for as long as anyone can remember and has served as a central band-gathering spot since the 1940s.
The defiance of Mr. Mubarak's government only grew Monday, as the protests in the sprawling square swelled from hundreds before dawn to tens of thousands by dusk.
Hilary and I and two friends woke before dawn to walk to the Kotel, or Western Wall, joining tens of thousands of Jews who moved fearlessly through the dim and shuttered Arab souk to enter the sprawling square in front of the wall.
"We've been in other places with security risks and normally after something happens that's when it's actually at its safest," Venczel said, as she and her husband guided their two young children through a gate connecting the Ottoman sultan's old palace grounds to the sprawling square in Sultanahmet on Saturday.
Soon she moved to New York and in October moved from a 2,000 square foot office to a sprawling 12,000 square foot loft in Soho.
Located south-east of Los Angeles in Anaheim and filling a modest quarter of a square mile, it's an entirely different beast from the sprawling 43 square mile behemoth in Orlando.
The palace is the largest complex discovered so far in the emperor's sprawling 22 square-mile (56 square-km) second-century BC mausoleum, which lies on the outskirts of Xi'an, an ancient capital city in central China, an associate researcher at the Shaanxi provincial institute of archaeology told China's official news wire Xinhua.
Fort Hood is a sprawling 340 square mile military installation situated 50 miles south of Waco.
This buyer, the head of a private investment firm, will have a sprawling 3,661 square feet in which to put up his feet or park his shopping bags.
The sprawling main square, where one is likely to see residents arrive on bicycles built for two, is just five minutes from the train station.
In other earthworks he cut abstract configurations in fields of wheat; traced the rings of a tree's growth, much enlarged, in snow; and created a sprawling white square (one of Modernism's basic motifs) with salt in downtown Manhattan.
