Washington Square

noun

1. a short novel (1881) by Henry James.

Example Sentences

The last time I saw him, I was a freshman at NYU and he was filming August Rush in Washington Square Park.

From The Daily Beast

I walked slowly back into my study, which faces Washington Square, and leaned on the window sill.

From The Daily Beast

Folk musicians at that time, for the most part, were just interested in square footage in Washington Square Park.

From The Daily Beast

It is amazing that Washington Square Park has kept that vibe.

From The Daily Beast

I started at NYU downtown, and I was hanging out in Washington Square, hanging out in the Village, in the late 50s.

From The Daily Beast

The plane dropped a bomb into Washington Square where a dozen or two of the Robots were gathered.

From Project Gutenberg

They only stayed long enough to see Marietta safely housed and then came to the city and the apartment in Washington Square.

From Project Gutenberg

He was maneuvering his two hundred pounds around Washington Square with the agility of a quarterback.

From Project Gutenberg

How would you like to be back in little old Washington Square just now?

From Project Gutenberg

He took me to his home, a beautiful place just off Washington Square.

From Project Gutenberg