Sentence examples for busts of from inspiring English sources

He also made numerous portrait busts of distinguished contemporaries.

She also made busts of Franz Liszt and Cardinal Antonelli.

Many Ottonian seals had busts of the emperors.

The booms and busts of Californian capitalism can be alarming.

He makes meticulously lifelike, grotesquely mutilated busts of celebrities.

In Wang's office, communist texts cram the bookshelves, and busts of Mao are scattered about.

Badal Chandra Paul said he was experiencing the same demand for busts of deceased relatives.

The booms and busts of the semiconductor business make sales and profits highly cyclical.

Vietnam's press also makes much of police busts of lawbreaking labour recruiters.

In many busts of his young lover, her forehead and nose form a single graceful arc.

Many of his works were influenced by ancient Roman busts of the late Republic style.