Sentence examples for its statues of from inspiring English sources
So celebrated is Franz Liszt in Hungary that if all its statues of the composer came to life they could form a small orchestra.
Notre Dame survived the French Revolution, when revolutionaries smashed its statues of Judean kings under the mistaken view that they were French kings instead.
The change has been one factor turning the park — with its statues of former presidents, long lines of benches and rows of thick oaks — into a destination spot.
When it was reported last year that the Austrian town had been "secretly cloned", right down to its statues of angels, some residents were outraged.
The club, appropriately enough, is across the street from Armstrong Park, which is worth visiting not just because of its statues of Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet.
(What provincial town doesn't have its statues of Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel, its Via Cavour and Piazza Mazzini? Or its Museo del Risorgimento, usually a gloomy edifice shunned by the Italian citizenry?) In reality, Gilmour reveals, the four were rather more human than heroic.
The EGCC would adopt its statues on the basis of the convention.
A French town has been told it must take down its statue of the Virgin Mary to comply with a national ban on religious symbols in public spaces, the town's mayor said on Saturday.
On Monday, the Rhodes Must Fall group condemned the college for deciding to keep its statue of Rhodes, saying it had been influenced by a "dictatorship" of donors.
Yet there are still traces of it: the Essex County Courthouse and its statue of Lincoln, which figures in "I Married a Communist"; the Riviera Hotel, where Mr. Roth's parents, Herman and Bess, spent their wedding night.
No – what upset me was Northampton Council selling its statue of Sekhemka, a 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-oldit wancienty Egyptiano own.
