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Usually, the walk starts at a church and goes to a public square.
At the end there appeared to be a public square of some sort.
The debate, to them, is whose values will be the voice in the public square.
In both places the public square was a place of education.
The call box was on a public square and made of glass.
The island was not much larger than the public square at home.
What will be the great public square of the future?
As a result, some events were moved into the town's public square.
In 1981 the site was made into a road and public square.
Between the middle and western one is an open space which may have been a public square.
