Sentence examples for carving represents from inspiring English sources

Just over three inches tall, the smooth limestone carving represents a lion with the body of a human weight lifter.

Ronnie, glum and silent as a wood carving, represents an older Britain of want and resignation, in which people were expected to know their place.

They do have elaborate prow and stern carvings, and a number of carved figures representing water spirits sit in the body of the canoe.

Some of the Forum Boarium columns can still be seen on the interior of the church, and one of its drain lids, fixed to the outer wall, was carved to represent a face with a gaping mouth.

The Patrons' Fund also paid for a late-15th-century German poly chromed wood altarpiece "The Holy Kinship," which includes 17 carved figures representing the extended family of Mary and Jesus as enumerated in the Apocrypha.

Some of the jade beads had been carved to represent human and parrot faces.

The Assembly Democrats also proposed carving up the district represented by Mr. Ackerman.

Although the stone reliefs represent stone carving techniques of the Han Dynasty (202BC AD220), little information about these techniques were known.

Stiffly King Samsor's fingers tightened on the scepter of polished wood, a carving in its hilt representing his sigil, the raging beefalo.

Several large, simply carved figures survive, representing not any of the great gods but rather yakshas, or local chthonic divinities connected with water, fertility, and magic.

A trait distinctive of the Antillean Arawaks was the zemi, a triangular carved stone that represented the hierarchically ranked individual guardian deities of each household in the society.