Sentence examples for figures cast from from inspiring English sources

In marble architecture they first appeared in pairs in three small buildings (treasuries) at Delphi (550 530 bc), and their origin can be traced back to mirror handles of nude figures carved from ivory in Phoenicia and draped figures cast from bronze in archaic Greece.

Mr. Richards's homage to them often took the form of a gilded bronze or steel figure cast from his own body.

The main attraction of Mr. Kent ridge's show is a procession of foot-high puppetlike figures, cast in bronze from originals made of clay and found materials like tools, twigs or an espresso pot.

The same four figures, cast in bronze, look out over the four quarters of the Earth from the base of the steeple.

It seems nearly every part of the figure is cast from a different made or found element.

The deadly attraction of such figures casts a long shadow across literature too, from Healthcliff onwards.

Dangling from the ribbon was a figure cast in metal — either gold or brass, I never did discover which.

Dangling from the ribbon was a figure cast in metal either gold or brass, I never did discover which.

These images are cast from carved figures illuminated by a fire and carried by people on a parapet above and behind the prisoners.

This is illustrated in Figure 4e where photons are cast from an emitter plane which has been parametrised into two orthogonal axes.

In Figure 4A, a relatively soft PDMS stamp cast from template 1 [see Additional file 1] was used to assemble AuNRs.