Sentence examples for the statues of from inspiring English sources
verb
To form a statue of; to make into a statue.
How we celebrated when the statues of Saddam fell.
Does displaying the statues of communist leaders in such pleasant circumstances not glorify them?
"Some of the turbine parts looked like aliens or the statues of Easter Island".
Here the statues of classical figures, led off by Caesar himself, come to life.
For the statues of baby Jesus — el niño Dios — the divinity is in the details.
At the Greco-Roman ruins of Cyrene, almost all the statues of gods have been disfigured.
By Wednesday, as the statues of Saddam Hussein were toppling, that point had come.
Along with the fractured temple of Baalshamin, Isis have broken the statues of Hatra in Iraq.
And an old friend once told him: "But think about the statues of Buddha, Henri.
To make matters worse, he orders Angwin to evict the statues of the minor-league saints.
"Bulldoze it.... Topple the statues of heroes too long dead into the street.
