Sentence examples for gigantic statues from inspiring English sources

For sure, Hsing-kuo's Lear looks spectacular, playing the grief-maddened king spotlit in a stone circle of gigantic statues.

The Gandharan civilisation, which produced the museum's exquisite collection, along with the gigantic statues at Bamiyan in Afghanistan, was centred in north-west Pakistan.

The five-story screen and the swooping aerial camera work convey the grandeur and majesty of the pyramids of Giza and the gigantic statues at Abu Simbel.

He became a military artist, using a kitchen knife to carve gigantic statues of military heroes from snow which sailors packed into wooden forms nearly 30 feet tall.

Alfons Flores's décor, which includes gigantic statues of military figures, features a metal bridge from which Spaniards look down on the Flemish people as the latter tend to their dead in the form of nude bodies.

They also were noted as builders and craftsmen and have been credited with the creation of fine metalwork, monumental porticoes, serpent columns, gigantic statues, carved human and animal standard-bearers, and peculiar reclining Chac Mool figures.

At Niederwald above the town of Rüdesheim stands a gigantic statue commemorating the founding of the German Empire in 1871.

New York will hardly have time to draw breath after the gigantic Statue of Liberty birthday party before the "France Salutes New York" festival begins, tonight at Lincoln Center.

And in the village square, surrounding the gigantic statue of Mao, stood four 30-foot portraits — one of Marx, one of Lenin, one of Engels and one of Stalin.

They made their way past friends, family, scientists, well-wishers and a bronze-toned, gigantic statue of the astronaut Yuri Gagarin before entering a vaulted hall that contained a mock-up of the type of spacecraft that could one day ferry humans to Mars.

A float from the 64-year-old's home state of Gujarat, where he was chief minister between 2002 and 2014, showcased a project to raise a gigantic statue of Vallabhbhai Patel, the statesman who unified India's patchwork of territories following independence from Britain.