Sentence examples for new bronze from inspiring English sources

"Fourth is the new bronze," lamented Rob Longley, a columnist for The Toronto Sun.

Newcastle are to honour their former manager Sir Bobby Robson by unveiling a new bronze statue at St James Parkk.

Staring across Staten Island's West Shore Expressway, the buck struck a pose in the late light of an autumn day, antlers burnished like new bronze.

Worst performance, medal in hand Felipe Kitadai, a Brazilian judoka, was so attached to his new bronze medal that he even took it into the shower.

This includes a new bronze and glass entrance, a renovated lobby, a steam-cleaned facade, and new floors, ceilings and bathrooms.

By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, May 23 , 1959P. 31 Talk story about the new bronze monument to Alice in Wonderland in Central Park.

The new bronze-tone wood frame was fabricated recently in Brooklyn.

Here she's gone for something different: faceless female nudes are rendered in snaky, supple blue outlines, while new bronzes conjure nebulous figures, including the artist-as-hermit, retreated to a grotto.

Through Dec. 17 Suspending disbelief in the face of Paul McCarthy's amusingly hideous new bronzes, a viewer might imagine this narrative: A skilled commercial artist was working on a suite of clay sculptures illustrating Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".

The council-owned venue was recently revamped with a new bronze-coloured foyer at a cost of £20m.

In this context, the entire frieze of the Parthenon--named after Athena Parthenos, the new, Bronze-Age Athena who hardly resembles the cult goddess of prehistory -- is detrimental to matriarchy in her refashioning for the male homosocial requirement of preparing adolescent girls for marriage, childbearing, and the production of soldier sons for the Athenian state.