Sentence examples for square contemporary from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON SQUARE CONTEMPORARY MUSIC The members of this New York University new-music ensemble head uptown to Merkin Concert Hall to toast the composer Charles Wuorinen in his seventieth year.

If Village Creek has fewer black families these days, it is more multicultural over all, said Patrice Hunt, an exercise physiologist and personal trainer who lives in the square contemporary that her late parents, both prominent black physicians, built in 1965.

Municipal finances are in a shambles, and institutional squabbling abounds, but if you tuned out all the background noise this summer, you could find a thrilling array of options: fiendishly good orchestral concerts, willfully scandalous opera productions, open-air concerts on a beautifully restored square, contemporary chamber music and even music piped underwater into a swimming pool.

Quotes like these are hard to square with contemporary descriptions of Greenspan from his colleagues and friends.

An exceptionally beautiful square tile contemporary with the ewers sold immediately before them for £7,500, below the low estimate, to a lone bidder battling against the reserve.

Even writhing within a collective body of blissed-out disco dancers, he never seems happy or at ease, which doesn't really square with contemporary accounts of Haring's deadpan charisma.

And where the Pokémon story lines stressed combat and collecting critters, activities particularly good at piquing the interest of young boys, "Hamtaro" emphasizes cuteness and colorful characters, qualities that hardly seem to square with contemporary notions of kid cool.

The 4,857 square foot contemporary home was designed by Dean Sakamoto and Kelly & Stone Architects.

Bezos could easily strike a cash deal for this 38,000 square foot contemporary Bel Air estate, and buy it according to Realtor.com, 595 times.

But in Pacific Palisades, California, a new 4,539 square-foot, or 422 square-meter, contemporary Mission style home on the market for $3.5 million illustrates the technology's full potential.

COMMON SPACES: Built in 1990, this 468-square-foot contemporary house has hardwood floors and knotty pine walls.