Sentence examples for foreign monuments from inspiring English sources

The comparative analysis of domestic and foreign monuments of architecture of neogothic style is carried out.

Not that you have to travel a long way and practise illicit entry of foreign monuments.

He's a egotistical twit in a child-sized Sia wig who keeps filling London with insane foreign-owned monuments to his own genitals, but people keep voting for him anyway.

On foreign land, this monument to wrong-headed policy takes a particularly bloody and bellicose form.

Mr. Berlusconi said the government would draw up a list of damaged monuments that foreign countries could help to restore.

As the historian Gwendolyn Wright puts it, "the Islamic sense of history and architecture found the concept of setting off monuments entirely foreign", which "gave the French proof of the conviction that only they could fully appreciate the Moroccan past and its beauty".

Cathryn Iliffe Leeds I grew up in adjacent East Finchley during the 1980s, and it was clear then that The Bishops Avenue had become a dump – a sort of ancient monument to foreign investors hankering after aristocratic airs long since faded into anachronism, corrupted both by their absence and appalling taste.

But the peanut gallery of the foreign policy establishment has its monuments, too.

Army personnel and commercial photographers portrayed foreign dignitaries, landscape, architecture, and monuments in order to show Westerners seemingly exotic cultures.

With light-touch regulation and tax-breaks that made it an uncommonly attractive place to hire foreign talent, Britain built gleaming monuments to finance.

Unemployment is extremely high, and you cannot blame residents for viewing the monuments and the foreign tourists they draw as an economic lifeline.