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Square in sentence

915 examples of Square in a sentence

This is the Italian portal, the Ukrainian park, the Polish park, the Japanese square, the German park.
In premodern Italy, failed business owners, who had outstanding debts, were taken totally naked to the public square where they had to bang their butts against a special stone while a crowd jeered at them.
I changed my underwear three times in 105 days and Tarka and I shared 30 square feet on the canvas.
You can see on the left of this photograph, several square acres of junk waiting to be flown out from the South Pole.
The protesters who occupied Maidan, as the square is known, prepared for battle, stockpiling homemade weapons and mass-producing improvised body armor.
As the days passed in Kiev's central square, streams of armed fighters were joined by tens of thousands of ordinary people, filling the streets in an act of collective mourning.
They came day after day and they covered the square with millions of flowers.
And the color of their pastel coats, their shiny handbags, and the bunches of red carnations, white tulips and yellow roses that they carried jarred with the blackened square and the blackened men who were encamped there.
In Maidan, the barricades have been dismantled, and the paving stones which were used as weapons during the protests replaced, so that traffic flows freely through the center of the square.
OK, if I don't open the book the whole way, if I just open it 90 degrees, we're looking down the front of the Pantheon, and we're looking sort of at the top, more or less down on the square.
And if I turn the book the other way, we're looking across the square at the front of the Pantheon.
(Chainsaw sound) (Sound of falling tree) Twenty-seven thousand square kilometers in one year.
That's important, because although they are able to hear chainsaw noises up to a kilometer in the distance, allowing them to cover about three square kilometers, if someone were to take them, it would make the area unprotected.
So you get this kind of big square, okay?
Instead they spend their time thinking about, "How do we design a studio that has the sensibility of a public square so that people will interact?
We have two of these wings, 65 square meters.
Now later on, of course, when we got to the comet, you find out that 65 square meters of sail close to a body which is outgassing is not always a very handy choice.
So a more direct one, one that gives you more of the feeling of math, is something closer to Pythagoras' own proof, which goes like this: so here we have this triangle, and if we surround that C square with three more triangles and we copy that, notice that we can move those triangles down like this.
And she could see that these were the square numbers up until about six, where she wasn't sure what six times six was and what seven times seven was, but then she was confident again.
It's actually basically three square rooms with a couple of skylights and stuff.
Families with high energy burdens are disproportionately people of color, who spend more per square foot than their white counterparts.
And that's why we have unmanned marine vehicles, one type of which you've already met, which is SARbot, a square dolphin.
And I'm thinking, "Oh yeah, the square root of the length is proportional to its period."
Other examples of partitioned units include a square of a chocolate bar, a section of an orange and a slice of pizza.
The square root of two and pi, for instance.
So, even though we're familiar with only a few irrationals, like square root of two and pi, the infinity of irrationals is actually greater than the infinity of fractions.
With 473,000 square meters, it is one of the largest buildings ever built in the world.
You know what it means to feel like a square wheel, but not what it's like to be tired as a whale.
It's just some addition, multiplication, a little bit of square roots.
Because s, which is the number of questions in this sample, is only 2, we have: match percentage equals the square root of 98 percent times 91 percent.
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