Sentence examples for square town from inspiring English sources

Square by square, town by town, country by country, the people have risen up to demand their basic human rights.

Accompanied largely by acoustic guitars, and leaving bravado mostly to the side, Church sings to a family member who seems to be culturally mixed up: "You were too bad for a little square town with your hip-hop hat and your pants on the ground".

The Clinical evaluation and collection of samples were carried out at screening centres set-up at spots convenient for the participants: churches, market square, town hall and the Health Centre at Akpuoga, Nike.

Architecturally, the Palazzo Barberini is important because it marks a departure from the heavy-set four-square town houses of the early and High Renaissance.

Living in Hoboken, a mile-square town that's too New York for New Jersey or too New Jersey for New York or both, didn't help.

"You can see there's real energy here," he said one afternoon, looking out onto the mile-square town commons, even though only a few dozen people — presumably government workers — could be seen on the vast square, where towering bronze sculptures honor the Mongolian warrior Genghis Khan.

The existing 20,000-square-foot town library, also on the site, will be enlarged by 20,000 or 30,000 square feet.

The two-story, 5,600-square-foot town house is in the Kowloon area of Hong Kong.

A 1,400-square-foot town house with a single-slip dock was for sale for $334,000.

(In the 1890s, Monet would square the town-country circle by painting Rouen Cathedral as a landscape).

He and Delphine, a decorator, own several homes, including an impeccably furnished 18,000-square-foot town house on the Upper East Side.