Sentence examples for statues give from inspiring English sources

But on game day the statues give a warm feel of permanence for a proud franchise in a grand baseball town.

Just two minutes from the glorious beach at Camps Bay, polished wooden floors, crisp white linen, and the odd quirky touch such as old-fashioned movie cameras and statues give the place an original feel.

The terrace, which is lined by statues, gives a splendid view across Paris.

The green colour of old bronze statues gave them an art colour.

Then again, when I visited him, there was already a herd of so-called Ellies — the statues given to winners — up front, including three from 2009, when Esquire was supposedly in its death throes.

The business of Rapa Nui carvers was to make figures and statues giving body to these beings, and the images were thought to contain their mana, or supernatural power.

Ronald Smothers (NYT) Correction: January 18 , 2003 Saturday A report in the Metro Briefing column yesterday about a Newark police investigation into vandalism of religious statues gave an incorrect figure from the Anti-Defamation League for the reward it is offering in the case.

Azalea sat in a black throne surrounded by two giant panther statues, giving the set a futuristic "Jungle Book" meets "Chicago" vibe.

He used to say, 'An antique statue gives me as much pleasure as an Indian bronze, a Louis XV chair or a modern table.' ".

It wouldn't be hard to stretch the journey by four or five miles, and if they were misled by the names they'd heard the statue given in Dublin it was no concern of his.

Mr. Mendelsohn walked up to the statue, gave it a loving pat and repeated the mantra — "Another year, my friend" — that they would greet each other with every year when reuniting for the race.