The phrase "colossus by" can be used in written English to describe a massive or powerful figure or object created or owned by someone.
It is often seen in reference to statues or monuments. Example: "The famous national park is home to a colossus by renowned sculptor, Daniel Smith."
The Colossus by Zenodorus, located over there.
CAESAR: Life of a Colossus, by Adrian Goldsworthy.
Yahoo grew into a colossus by solving a problem that no longer exists.
Celebrating the spirit of republicanism, The New Colossus by Emma Lazarus is this week's post-jubilee-jamboree choice.
Now the company faces its biggest challenge yet, as it tries to create a pharmaceutical colossus by merging with SmithKline Beecham, a rival drug maker.
The young man who has slender, feminine features and long hair kills each colossus by climbing onto it and stabbing its weak spots with his sword.
Given the task of killing 16 ancient colossi by a strange double-voiced entity, you gallop across the landscape in search of victims in turn, passages of pastoral exploration punctuated by epic battles.
Brought back to the X-Men by the metal-clad Colossus (voiced by Stefan Kapi\u010di\u0107), Deadpool forms his own group, X-Force.
It was likened by Sigmund Freud to an Assyrian palace or something out of Gustave Doré, and called "a colossus, within a monster" by Symbolist poet Paul Verlaine.
Two of the hedge funds, Level Global Investors of New York and Diamondback Capital Management of Stamford, Conn., are controlled by alumni of SAC Capital Advisors, also in Stamford, hedge fund colossus run by the billionaire Steven A. Cohen, who is known for his stellar returns and uncanny trading talents.
French officials say Colossus — created by France's Shark Robotics — played a crucial role in saving Notre Dame from complete destruction.
