Sentence examples for all the statues from inspiring English sources

At the Greco-Roman ruins of Cyrene, almost all the statues of gods have been disfigured.

The Washington Times quoted him as saying, "When I played in Washington, all the statues around town showed men on horseback".

The country gleefully pulled down all the statues of Stalin, Lenin and co on independence but, miraculously, they weren't broken into a million pieces.

"Is this the play that has all the statues?" On being assured that it was, she said, "I thought so - I've seen it," and went back to wherever it was she had come from.

To the Editor: Alan Cowell, in "Britons Debate Who's Worth a Statue?" (Correspondent's Report, Jan . 7, writes that virtually all the statues in London are of men, "and victorious military men at that".

Almost all the statues and decorative motifs in the Temple of Jupiter on the Capitoline Hill were in that material until it burned down in 87 B.C. "Dangerous for the city, believe me, are the statues brought from Syracuse," thundered Cato, according to Livy.

Instead of putting a real person on this new dollar, a better idea would be to choose the grandest lady of them all, the Statue of Liberty.

For example, the form of a statue (which is generally considered to be an accidental form) is in the same place as all the statue's bronze and it completes the being of the statue.

This would imply that their incomplete state was intentional, yet he undoubtedly did want to complete all of the statues.

He didn't want the neighbors throwing paint all over the statues — which is what some people said would happen.

He wrote a letter to the "Gromit keepers" to say he had visited all of the statues over the summer and Blossom was his favourite.