public square

What will be the great public square of the future?

In 1981 the site was made into a road and public square.

In both places the public square was a place of education.

Between the middle and western one is an open space which may have been a public square.

At the end there appeared to be a public square of some sort.

As a result, some events were moved into the town's public square.

The drama began later, out on the street in the public square.

The island was not much larger than the public square at home.

The call box was on a public square and made of glass.

The debate, to them, is whose values will be the voice in the public square.

The scheme will also include a major new public square.

Wouldn't a million people disrupt a public square far more than 250,000?

That's exactly the way it is in the public square of ideas.

Usually, the walk starts at a church and goes to a public square.

In the early 1960s, most of the business district was centered around the public square.

It is one of the oldest public squares in the state.

Did you know there's a public square just under the building?"

Secrets held up to light and air lose their power in the public square.

"They should be brought to a public square and slaughtered."

War memorials have been set up in almost every public square.

He found a good part of the town turned out around the public square, although nobody seemed anxious to get close.

A city hall and public square were built shortly after.

The church's first building was located behind the town courthouse, on the public square.

It is regularly laid out, has a public square in the center.

Then I would roast them over a slow fire in one of the public squares.