Sentence examples for turned the square from inspiring English sources

They leveled all of the surrounding buildings that snipers were using and turned the square into a dusty void.

But when asked about the square, he shifted to a sharper tone: "There was bad behavior, which turned the square into a discotheque!

Vendors have turned the square into a market, selling lupini beans squirted with lime, hot tea, pudding, and a growing variety of souvenirs: flags, T-shirts, hats, necklaces and stickers.

Along with other artists who played during the games – Amon Tobin, who turned the square in front of City Hall into a blistering drum 'n' bass dance party; the Flaming Lips, who produced an inflatable sign that read "FUCK YEAH TORONTO" – he proved an inspired, characterful choice in a city where it often feels as though hour after hour, work is never over.

Vanna White, the human being who turned the squares on the show, won a trademark infringement claim in California because the ad recognizably referred to her.

The demons used the cover of darkness to spread across the crowd and set off firecrackers attached to their costumes, turning the square into a hellish ball of fire and smoke.

But at night, Café de las Comendadoras (Plaza de las Comendadoras, 1; 34-91-532-1132) and La Taquería de Birra (Plaza de las Comendadoras, 2; 34-91-523-2806) set up tables and chairs and turn the square into a block party.

"The lesson of Tahrir Square was that once again, democracy has become a revolutionary force," says Shimri Zameret, who spent four months organising the global day of occupation on 15 October that saw people in more than 900 cities turn the square's tent city into a worldwide phenomenon.

An unhappy outcome to that adventure did not deter either England's rugby team or their cricketing brothers from turning the square into the focus of the celebrations when they triumphed, respectively, in the 2003 Rugby World Cup and the 2005 Ashes series.

A mix of interesting regulars flirt, mingle and spill out onto the Plaza del Negrito, where alfresco tables and chairs turn the square into a sociable sitting room (drinks from £2.50; Plaza del Negrito, 1).

Turn the square so that a corner is facing you.