Sentence examples for iron statue from inspiring English sources

You go 2,000 metres up a mountain, see an iron statue of a naked man and what do you do but put a jacket on it.

THE GOODS Tables made of wood salvaged from Manhattan buildings, and large items like an iron Statue of Liberty ($650) and a mirror made from a tin ceiling ($950).

The Roman god is the largest cast iron statue in the world and the symbol of the city.

Taptasurmi/Taptamurti (red-hot iron statue): A man or woman who indulges in illicit sexual relations with a woman or man is beaten by whips and forced to embrace red-hot iron figurines of the opposite sex.

The fruits of Mr. Debbah's journey have grown: In a cavernous warehouse just north of Union Square, hundreds of African masks crowd pegboard walls, armies of wooden and iron statues fill the shelves, and tiger shell bracelets rattle as customers brush by.

The main street is lined with art galleries such as the Lost Pines Art Bazaar which carries everything from oil paintings to larger-than-life iron statues.

The Financial Times reported that one bidder pledged more than £105,000 for Gormley's cast-iron statue, Small Turn III (2013).

A cast-iron statue of Vulcan, the Roman god of fire, stands 55 feet (17 metres) tall atop a 124-foot (38-metre) pedestal on Red Mountain overlooking the city.

After all, the bull was a 6-foot-by-4-foot cast-iron statue that had been bolted to the sidewalk in front of the restaurant on Aug. 23.

Meanwhile, visitors to Parque España in Shima City are greeted by a cast-iron statue of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, a perfect copy of the statue in Madrid's Plaza de España.

Sir Antony Gormley has donated a cast-iron statue, Small Turn III (2013) from his Blockwise series; Sir Anish Kapoor has donated an untitled gouache on paper – a float inside a window mount; and Mark Wallinger has donated White Horse (2011), an editioned model of the proposed 50m (164ft) sculpture for Ebbsfleet, Kent.