Sentence examples for statues where from inspiring English sources

Florence is a city of compelling statues where Donatello's St George shares the honours with … oh yes, Michelangelo's David.

"We would perhaps defend our right to keep our Ten Commandments statues where they are if that's where people want them," said Nancy Schlagheck, the order's marketing and communications director.

"Cousin, do you remember me from 2,600 years ago, when I sold you a shipload of ivory from Africa?" Mahmoud the red-scarfed storyteller shines his torch along our path, lighting the pavement where Hadrian walked, the statues where ancients worshipped and the walls of rock that rise on either side of us to a crack of night sky 500ft above.

I strolled from the Passage Pommeraye, an 1840s three-story shopping arcade with magnificently carved statues where I mulled purchasing avant garde jewelry cast in everything from gold to rubber, and then across town to the Musée des Beaux Arts with its small but excellent collection of contemporary art — and back again.

Several corrosion products of copper have been identified on statues where soot was also present [3].

Also outdoors, several corrosion products of copper were identified on statues where soot was also present [134], but no formal relation was established.

Also on April 17 the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama will install hundreds of mirrored balls in the Conservatory Waters just steps from the Alice in Wonderland statue, where Ms. Kusama staged one of her 1960's body-art happenings.

Correction: June 21 , 2002 Friday The Mexico City Journal article on Tuesday, about the blow to national pride when Mexico's soccer team lost to the United States in the World Cup, misstated the year the country gained its independence from Spain, an event commemorated by the Angel of Independence statue, where Mexicans often gather to celebrate victories.

The unknown painter has worked with care: the members of the Holy Family, dressed in gold-embroidered robes, are distinguished one from another, as they are not in Cedeño's statue, where they wear all-purpose blouses and skirts and have black dots for eyes.

The journalists were led through the chambers, one by one: a chapel with a Buddhist altar where the condemned are read their last rites; a small room, also with a Buddha statue, where a prison warden officially orders the execution; the execution room, with a pulley and rings for the rope and a trapdoor where the condemned inmate stands; and the viewing room where officials witness the hanging.

Areas characterized by longer times correspond to hollow zones in the statue, where the fluorescence signal is blue.