The last heart-pounding race of the Summer Games ended Sunday in a white marble arena in the heart of Athens, bringing the modern Olympics full circle -- back to the precise spot where they were revived 108 years ago.
At the edge of Parliament Square, Winston Churchill squints – hunched and impervious and marble – over the gothic heart of British democracy.
MY earliest political memory is of an elementary-school trip five decades ago to the Angel of Independence, the golden winged statue atop a soaring marble column in the heart of Mexico City, where my parents had recently moved from New York.
More than two decades after the fall of the country he brought into existence, and 89 years after his death, Lenin's corpse continues to reside in the marble mausoleum in the very heart of the Russian capital.
In Harvey's absence, stern-faced bassist Paula Jean Brown does the harmonies proud, and Linkous's lyrics about the difficulty of feeling through a "rusted metal heart" and "solid marble eyes" are given extra resonance when you see the author looking out, lost, into the crowd.
No. Tired enough to live here, in Marble Arch, in the crumbling heart of this dying city?
Catherine also commissioned Germain Pilon to carve the marble sculpture that contains Henry II's heart.
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The beating heart of Rome is not the marble of the senate.
She used to change the decorations in the windows each month -- this year she made a red, white and blue tree for Christmas -- but said it was not worth changing the St . Patricks Day display of jars of green marbles and painted wooden hearts, now that the bank's Days are numberedisplay
