Sentence examples for for which statues from inspiring English sources

"This is a statue culture, for which statues are a currency of life and politics," Dr. Smith explained.

So which statue is which?

The Easter Islanders became so obsessed with their own status symbols, the moai - the mighty stone statues for which their island is famous - that in erecting them they destroyed every tree that made life on the island sustainable, competing clan against clan in statue-building.

Another suggests that a small statue – for which Altaweel says every type site is either in Iraq or Syria – was bought at an auction.

This caught the attention of the exiled South African journalist Donald Woods and led to the commission of a 9ft bronze statue for which the former South African president sat for nine hours.

Correction: January 29 , 2004 Thursday An obituary of the Broadway actress and drama teacher Uta Hagen on Jan . 15misidentified the German city where the cathedral is the site of a statue for which she was named.

It began with two selections from "Life on a String": the pensive violin melody of "Here With You" and then "Statue of Liberty," for which Ms. Anderson had changed her lyrics.

Fritsch's work is the latest in a series of temporary sculptures to occupy the otherwise empty Fourth Plinth in the square's northwest corner (the plinth was built in 1841 to support an equestrian statue of William IV for which funds were never raised).

The pope sought a tomb for which Michelangelo was to carve 40 large statues.

After praying for a sign from Zeus, Ilos was sent the Palladium, a statue of Pallas Athena, for which he built a temple.

When you perform well, you earn "Living Statues", which are little characters for which you can record little gestures/voice tracks.