用square with造句子，“square with”造句

Pirate is in your blood, so you "ll have to square with that someday."

A statue of a panda shares space in an empty public square with a statue of Winston Churchill.

Above there is a large square with beeswax, a foot square, inkstone pond has been grinding good thick juice, a mill to a quarter of his arm a good rough on the ink anchorage point.

To be sure, there are fears that the balance sheet of the Fed may be too large already, But this does not square with the experience of Japan.

In the August of Shanghai, the temperature was scorching, this "arc-mountain" provided space for abundant public activities in the square with the two shaded space.

But Toad knew his man, so he sat down and made the best breakfast he could, merely observing to himself that he would get square with the others sooner or later.

That isn't quite square with what you said yesterday.

It is also hard to square with Germany's reliance on electricity generated by France's nuclear industry.

You've always been fair and square with me, Muff Potter, and I won't go back on you.

This paper is an improvement of R·Graham's method and conclusion about filling the most unit squares in the square with its side as 100000.1.

Attended by 100 or so guests, the vote will be broadcast to the square with the declaration of independence then being read to the new nation by the Prime Minister on television.

I stand four-square with the President on this issue.

These rat studies square with what we already know about the role of touch in neurological development.

she asked, giving another look of delight at the beautifully arranged square with the bowl as a chief ornament in the centre.

To get square with one's creditors

Another way is to pave the central of square with rigid material while decorate the surrounding with parterres in which low shrubs are regularly planted.

The icon should be 57 pixels square with square corners.

The corridor columns of the palace are square with water flowing from hornless dragon heads under them while the roof is yellow glazed tiles with dark green sides;

He turned off only to find he was trapped in a town square with no easy exit.

The notion that gold is more expensive than ever happens to fit with a larger narrative that also does not square with the facts - namely, that inflation is an imminent threat.

Well, I was perfectly honest and square with her;