Sentence examples for square to square from inspiring English sources

They had arrested hundreds in the span of four days as protesters wandered from square to square before settling down at Chistye Prudy.

Since then, smaller groups of protesters have been wandering the city from square to square, periodically facing off with riot police called in to clear them out.

And yet the protests kept going, moving around the city, from square to square, even as Navalny and the other opposition leader, the radical leftist Sergei Udaltsov, were arrested.

Well, actually they're from the last century, which is when Mr. Jones patented a version of Skelly, the street game that generations of kids played in the middle of the street, sending wax-filled bottlecaps zooming from square to square.

Starting in one corner of the rug, black one-inch squares increase in number from square to square until they reach 100; white squares increase going in the opposite direction.

Densely packed with anecdote and analysis, Whispering City moves almost in gazetteer style from square to square, monument to monument, explaining how – from Pantheon to Castel Sant'Angelo to Vatican to Campo dei Fiori to Colosseum – the meanings of Rome have been fought over by priests and politicians, planners and antiquarians.

Flow characteristics within a square-to-square contraction are investigated numerically and experimentally so as to gain additional insight into the contraction design.

It is now square to say "square".

Spun bamboo plates in natural or matte black lacquer are $18 to $64 each, from 6 inches square to 14 inches square.

Across Libya, as territory has fallen to fighters opposed to Colonel Qaddafi, the phenomenon has repeated itself from town square to town square.

In 1950, the communist authorities of East Germany renamed Merveldt square to Rembrandt square and Merveldt street to Rembrand street.