Sentence examples for statues for the from inspiring English sources

The dome was not built until the early 15th century, when Filippo Brunelleschi, a goldsmith and sculptor, began to make statues for the cathedral.

According to Pliny the Elder, Vulca of Veii made the terra-cotta statues for the Temple of Jupiter on the Roman Capitol in the late 6th century bc.

In 1927, Calder pere was commissioned to produce four statues for the facade of a luxurious new store that Israel Miller was planning in Times Square.

The state commissioned mock-medieval statues for the House of Commons, along with job lots of patriotic monuments for town squares throughout Britain.

The museum had been trying to raise the money for the statues for the last couple of years, Ms. St. Aubyn said.

It means their busts will eventually be cast in bronze and displayed in a city park, an honor delayed only by a Russian tradition not to raise statues for the living.

Folks can see (and touch) the statues for free in the lobby of the I-Drive attraction.  .  .  .

Matthews will cast another statue for the Missouri firefighters.

He'd been as quiet as a statue for the two hours since we left Seattle.

Fancy an electric-blue pig statue for the front lawn (1,200 euros)?

SELIG STATUE UNVEILED Bud Selig worried about this day during the weeks leading to seeing his statue for the first time.