Sentence examples for fallen statue from inspiring English sources
A fallen statue of a woman lies on its side, debris scattered around it.
Those Iraqis who stamped and spit on the fallen statue of Saddam Hussein?
Two police officers strolled by; they, too, had seen the fallen statue, but they didn't bother to report it.
He has Yuri lean on a fallen statue of Lenin while working out his latest deal on a calculator.
The set, by Bruno Schwengl, is the courtyard of Aegisthus's palace, littered with fragments of a fallen statue of Agamemnon.
Some took hammers to the fallen statue in an attempt to smash it to pieces and claim souvenirs.
Still, a three-week campaign with a couple of hundred coalition dead; the end approaches, and the Iraqis are dancing on fallen statues.
In the images of falling statues, we have witnessed the arrival of a new era.
The images linger: the rolling tank's-eye views, the blinding sandstorms, the firefights, the rescues, the falling statues and the rising flags, the losses and the looting.
But perhaps the best justification for Morrison's novel is that it reminds us, in his Gutenberg's words, that "buildings fall, statues crumble, canvases tear, music is gone in an instant.
But the characters are engaging and there are enough suitably weird slamming doors, falling statues and flying chairs to give the show a promising sense of suspense and fun.
