Sentence examples for statues of workers from inspiring English sources

Four pillars were planned with statues of workers, peasants and revolutionaries with flags standing on them.

So next to the Handan railway station, just west of the city's urban center, authorities erected a triumphal gate crowned with statues of heroic workers reaching for the sky.

His office said that more than 10,000 people, who spend on average about $35 per visit, were turned away each day that the Statue of Liberty was closed, and that hundreds of workers were out of work.

It's akin to watching the team of workers who had to assemble the Statue of Liberty in 1885 after the government of France shipped it across the Atlantic in hundreds of pieces.

Around it are statues of brave Chinese soldiers, airmen and workers cradling their dead, trampling the American enemy underfoot.

Larger than life-size statues representing workers, peasants and revolutionary fighters line stone depictions of flags, which flank the statue.

The preservationists' lawsuit prevented the immediate removal of the statues, but city workers covered them with black tarps.

In the eastern Delhi suburb of Noida, dozens of workers were using ladders, measuring tape and strings to judge the length and breadth of two dozen massive elephant statues and one large-sized stone Mayawati.

A larger-than-life statue of a garment worker bent over a sewing machine stands near the corner of Seventh Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street.

And on a recent afternoon, at 39th Street and Seventh Avenue, it seemed almost like a fashion statement to find an orphan glove left on the statue of the garment worker at his sewing machine.

By Nate Lavey September 17, 2013 A larger-than-life statue of a garment worker bent over a sewing machine stands near the corner of Seventh Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street.