Sentence examples for figures hung from inspiring English sources

A photograph sent by a reader to ClarksvilleNow.com shows three black dummy figures hung by their necks from a tree.

One photograph from the late 1920s shows two wrapped figures hung in effigy, one labeled "NAACP" and the other "Integration".

Their work was startling, in-your-face and upsetting – child mannequins with penile snouts, dismembered naked figures hung from fibreglass trees, a bonsai Armageddon involving thousands of tiny plastic Nazis – and its makers didn't seem like guys who'd worry about the reaction of sensitive aesthetes.

The figures hang over his negotiations with Congress on a fiscal stimulus plan.

Younger than Dumas, there's British artist Jenny Saville, who paints vast fleshy female figures, and fellow Brit Cecily Brown's sensual figures hang on the edge of abstraction.

Pointed windows are draped with intertwining art nouveau tracery, while friezes of etiolated figures hang in mid-air beneath richly sculpted battlements.

That fringe is like the Hotel California: When public figures hang out there for a while, they usually find that it's easier to check out than to leave.

Enter the rabbit: a live one is seen onstage during the Act I procession of the Grail Knights, and globes emblazoned with Joseph Beuys rabbit figures hang over the magic castle in Act II.

He was almost preposterously versatile, and the work in a show organized by Sue Welsh Reed, curator of prints and drawings at the museum, suggests a complex view of the world: on one wall, a grandly conceived topographic view of a battle, teeming with minute figures, hangs beside an empathetic depiction of an impoverished peasant woman, one of war's indirect victims, with her pet cats.

A strong market hovers near a 1.5% vacancy rate, but the national average currently stands at 2.8% and in cities such as Miami, Atlanta and Denver, figures hang around 3.5%.

JERUSALEM (RNS) Many artistic renderings of biblical figures hang in churches and museums, but no one really knows what they and their contemporaries looked like.