Sentence examples for later statues from inspiring English sources

The first figures were relatively small, about 2 metres high; later statues were as much as 12 metres high.

Later, statues of other persons, of varying degrees of distinction, were set up (CIL VI.1386; Tac. Ann. IV.15; XIII.8), and honorary inscriptions (Vell. II.39.2).

In his adulthood, he went regularly to temples; even after moving to New York in 1998, he studied every weekend with the venerated monk Sheng Yen at the Dharma Drum Mountain Center in Queens and later donated statues to the Chuang Yen Monastery, designed by I. M.

Now, more than 20 years later, 42 statues, busts and plaques that celebrated what Hungarians call the Soviet Occupation are a fascinating Budapest tourist attraction.

A couple of months later, the statues went up.

Henry Blundell was a collector, first of paintings and later of statues and antiquities, the collection amounting to over 500 items.

A few days later, the statue of the suffragist Millicent Fawcett that she had campaigned for was unveiled in Parliament Square, where it joined 11 statues of men.

Later the statue was toppled.

Three months later the statue was quietly removed.

Four years later his statue was erected by public subscription.

Fourteen years later, the statue is still on its temporary city spot.