Sentence examples for be a statue from inspiring English sources

It's a perilous time to be a statue.

There is, or soon will be, a statue of her in London.

A shadow spilling across her feet resembles a pedestal; she could be a statue.

Someday there may be a statue of Griffin outside FedEx Field.

Would there, perhaps, never even be a statue of Donald J. Trump?

Just outside the walled grounds of the mansion there used to be a statue commemorating Liberia's Unknown Soldier.

There will be a statue of him at Wimbledon, and an unquestioned spot for him in tennis's Hall of Fame.

It turned out to be a statue of the Shanghai-born basketball star Yao Ming, shrunk to about five feet.

He cringes when it is put to him there might be a statue for him outside Old Trafford one day.

An obvious idea would be a statue of Paul Hunt, key founder of the UK disabled people's movement.

For years I'd spend Women's History Month muttering that there ought to be a statue of her at Grand Central Station.