Sentence examples for public statues from inspiring English sources

The many public statues are convulsive, full of desperate effort.

Earlier generations of Londoners are present in street names, public statues and busts, and thousands of funerary monuments and inscriptions.

It built our great cities, with their town halls, libraries, galleries, museums, public statues and great squares.

The books present various farm animals (especially cows), glimpses of public statues and detailed renderings of plants and leaves.

The excitement of bunking off school AND climbing public statues AND swearing in front of police very obvious.

Voters were offended by her government's flagrant corruption and fondness for erecting grandiose public statues of herself and other dalit (low caste) symbols.

"If you are a great benefactor to the city, you will be honored with a public statue.

Kendal town council recently announced that they are to honour a notable local writer with that rare tribute, a public statue.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott warns that Oxford University would "damage its standing as a great university" if it bowed to pressure to pull down a public statue commemorating African colonialist Cecil Rhodes.

Here Cayce observes a public statue in Moscow: "Lenin, aerodynamic to the point of featurelessness, molded in white concrete, pointing the proletariat forward like some kind of giant Marxist lawn jockey".

Mention of Ebola prompts a story about his public statue Gumhead, a large sculptural self-portrait, to which passers-by in Vancouver have been invited to stick their chewing gum.