Sentence examples for square days from inspiring English sources

"You have your square days," Halbreich agreed.

A group of men said they had been sleeping in the square for days.

MOSCOW — There is a lot about Red Square these days that would make Khrushchev squirm.

Temple Bar in Dublin is supposed to be the model, but Temple Bar is more like Shaftesbury Square these days.

At no point did any of the speakers remark on the surely important fact that the public square these days is crowded with religions.

His "heliostats" reflect this pool of sunlight on to the town square 365 days a year, keeping the sun in town even in the darkest winter.

Mr. Foley said he does not drink or use drugs anymore, and he visits a methadone clinic on Cooper Square six days a week to curb cravings for opiates.

It's really hard to have a deeper conversation in the public square these days," Bush said of the national outcry after Indiana passed a law that opponents said effectively allowed businesses to refuse services to LGBT individuals.

Protests against the post-Arab Spring constitution had started in Tahrir Square two days before.

This was the moment everyone had waited for, had lived in the square for days, if not weeks, for.

"I've been on the square on days when it was not that comfortable for women to be there.