statue造句

The statue was carved out of jade.

The statue will be unveiled tomorrow.

The little statue was made of rubble.

He dismounted a statue from its pedestal.

Moonlight gave the statue a lurid luminescence.

That statue has been beaten into a certain number pieces.

Please put a statue of me in Echo Park.

They set up a bronze statue [monument] to his memory.

Everything on Liberty Island outside of the statue is unaffected.

They decided to perpetuate the memory of their leader by erecting a statue.

But this new Angle, capturing the statue between two walls, makes for a more unique picture.

Interestingly, unlike most ancient sanctuaries, the Israelite sanctuary did not contain a statue of the deity.

For decades, the building behind the statue has intermittently housed an eatery named Aist (stork).

For hundreds of years the statue had remained buried in an underground cavern.

During a 1606 voyage from Mexico the ship carrying the image caught fire-but the statue survived, blackened.

'Only the North Koreans could build my statue,' says Mr. Wade, sitting in a red velvet chair in his palace.

Many of his works remain in there, including his most famous sculpture, the gigantic statue of David.

The statue is 151 ft (46 m) tall, but with the pedestal and foundation, it is 305 ft (93 m) tall.

He stepped back, and began to circle, casually, as if he were trying to get a better view of a statue in a museum.

THE gargantuan statue of a dining-room chair that graces the centre of Martinsville is a tribute to the legacy of the local furniture-making industry.

In the middle is a white stone statue of a soldier, marking the place where the barricade was built, and where those four boys were killed.

Do not imagine that the Buddha is a statue or someone who has a fancy halo around his or her head or wears a yellow robe.

Visualizing her as a statue of ivory stone reminds me to keep my expectations in check and that she can't take away my self-esteem or self-worth just by her cold, Stoic way of being.

The Giant Stone Buddha at Leshan Mountain in Sichuan Province of China, carved in the Tang Dynasty (618 A.D.-907 A.D.), is 71 metres high, making it the largest statue of Buddha in the world.

So when the Macedonians said they planned to put up a statue of Alexander in the centre of Skopje, many assumed it was a joke to rile the Greeks, who see him as central to their history and culture.

This particular statue, and the papyrus it held, belonged to Anhai, a woman of high rank from a powerful priestly family in the Egyptian New Kingdom, who died in about 1100 BC.

Of these, the finest example may be an untitled statue by Ahmed Abdel Wahab. My interpretation of it was that of an animal face with the horns of a devil, but others may see it differently.