Sentence examples for a marble of from inspiring English sources
A visitor walks a gantlet of portrait busts: a pair in bronze of Richelieu and a bronze and a marble of Louis XIII.
This is the ambiguous night of the city, the streets and sidewalks a marbling of gloomy yellow lighting and gray shadows.
In January, the photograph of a marble torso of a Roman figure landed on the desk of Gallus Pesendorfer, deputy director of Sotheby's Vienna office.
Archaeologists in Turkey have discovered parts of a marble statue of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, Agence France-Presse reported.
A tin of boiled cedar water, a marble cup of tobacco, a whistle carved from animal bone, and musical shakers.
In 1496, Michelangelo carved a marble group of Eros, sleeping on the lion skin of Hercules.
The restoration, by one of Florence's leading experts, produced a marble statue of a startling whiteness.
Biographers abuse him roundly for making of that genial, cursing, fox-hunting squire, a marble statue of virtue.
The spout juts out from the cool, beige Botticino marble wall of Grand Central, a handsome basin below it, a marble relief of some natural harvest above.
VLADIMIR P. FEKULA, president of the society, and BEATRICE FEKULA by a marble bust of Catherine the Great.
The Harveys played another form of cricket in their concreted backyard using a marble instead of a ball that sharpened their reflexes, and a miniature bat.
