Sentence examples for human statues from inspiring English sources

Many patients had spent decades in strange, frozen states, like human statues.

It's the street performers I feel most sorry for, especially the human statues.

Seven George Segal-style human statues in off-white monochromatic plaster and modern dress stand at the ready onstage.

But only indirectly, making overtures through greasepainted human statues (the kind in Times Square), birds hitting windows, voices hidden in radio static and the ubiquitous presence of insects.

Meanwhile, in the square and bridges around the cathedral you'll find assorted buskers, from full live bands to human statues, which always draw a crowd.

Among the cheap plastic toys for sale and the card sharps attempting to scam the unsuspecting, the frozen human statues hold court.

AMANDA PALMER, an American musician, took the stage at a recent TED conference like a human statue.

"Curtain" features fragments of a white, supine, sand-and-plaster human statue on the left, like one of the fossilized corpses at Pompeii.

Having served as a human statue in Harvard Square this year, he will take his act to the Boston Pops on Monday, where he will serve as guest conductor.

(Rosenberg) Last Chance Frank Benson: 'Human Statue (Jessie)' (closes on Saturday) The single piece in this show is as fascinating conceptually as it is visually.

Long story short, if you're a human statue and you like not having local police arrest you for blinking any more, then you're welcome.