Workers built a temporary rail track through the city to move the statue in a process that took three days.
None of us were interested in making a film about a speech, a statue, or all that good stuff; it was about getting underneath it.
To Bartholdi, his statue meant a commemoration of Liberty attained.
But even amid those early protests, the statue of Liberty was doing her job.
The statue of Liberty would serve as the north star of our behavior.
In the garden of Anaxagoras, you will find a statue of Pallas, carved from an olive-tree.
"Men say it is not so grand as the statue of Zeus, that we have at Olympia," replied the boy.
From this marble Phidias sculptured a statue of Vengeance, which was called Rhamnusia.
We do not know which genius first discovered the use of pottery but he deserves a statue.
By the statue of Horace Greeley I stood a moment irresolute.
c.1300, from Old French statue (12c.), from Latin statua "image, statue," prop. "that which is set up," back-formation from statuere "to cause to stand, set up," from status "a standing, position," from stare "to stand" (see stet). The children's game of statues is attested from 1906.
