The phrase "age statues" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "age statutes," which are legal provisions related to age, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The age statutes in this jurisdiction dictate the legal age for various activities."
Alternatives: "age laws" or "age regulations".
Prickly pears, ficus and fantastically gnarled trees — deliberately twisted according to classic Thai gardening traditions — framed aged statues and temples above koi-filled ponds.
He has studied different styles that emerged in La Borne, based on influences like abstract and Surrealist paintings, Bronze Age Cycladic statues and prehistoric French cave murals.
Maybe it is her age – the statue casts her as the young ruler of the 1840s, not the more familiar scowling matriarch of her twilight years.
They included a never-before seen work by Picasso, a Bronze Age terracotta statue from Cyprus, along with artifacts from Greece, Turkey, Japan and Syria In May 2014, the Birth of a Museum exhibition, featuring works shown in Abu Dhabi and a number of new acquisitions opened at the Louvre in Paris.
Having withstood the weathering of the ages, the statue is now succumbing to a modern man-made threat.
At once disturbed by change and existentially resigned to it, the Prince is facing his future as stoically as one of the age-beaten marble statues in his garden.
Though her house, in Long Beach, is full of New Age trappings — a statue of Ganesh, huge hunks of crystal — she speaks with the quick clip of someone who once gave a lot of corporate presentations.
"The Apartment Question" provided Ms. Sebina and Mr. Uteshev with New Age touches like Buddha statues and green-tinted Indian vases.
When compare the component of age, gender and disease statues, there are no statistical differences of between the 147 patients and 54 patients who did not complete follow-up.
In the funerary complex were found some of the finest sculptures of the Pyramid Age, including a slate statue group of Menkaure and his sister-wife Khamerernebti II and a number of smaller slate triads representing Menkaure, the goddess Hathor, and various nome (district) deities.
