Sentence examples for huge statues from inspiring English sources

Sledges date back to antiquity; Assyrian and Egyptian reliefs depict huge statues being pulled by sledge.

The dons commission huge statues, attempting to win the people's good will.

It was constructed at the cost of $130 million, and has 24 huge statues of elephants, and one of Ms. Mayawati.

Guys and Dolls and The Rivals were still in the repertory when a third great city design hit the Olivier stage: a turbulent, revolutionary Florence in Alfred de Musset's Lorenzaccio was conjured with huge statues, sweeping curtains, ladders and scaffolding.

Robert Innes Hopkins's décor consists of the remnants of huge statues, which sometimes serve as platforms for action, and his costumes observe the opera's ethnic distinction as they evoke, especially the nurses' uniforms worn by the Venetian women, an era of roughly a century ago.

Most of his properties have huge statues of horses, caught mid-air in granite galloping wildly with all their might, nostrils flaring.

It will soon be topped with a huge statue of Alexander the Great.

A huge statue of Mao Zedong overlooks the central People's Square.

A huge statue of Lear looms up, and Kent is shackled at its feet.

He put the huge statue in a plastic bag for me, and I thanked him.

They put that huge statue of him right in the middle of the most affluent white area of Johannesburg.