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figurehead sentence examples

  • If battles are not your scene, then upstairs are some beautifully carved figureheads, which have probably seen a great many oceans.
  • He showed andy photographs of the ship's original figurehead which had been taken in his father's workshop, some 60 years earlier.
  • Figurehead role.
  • We have been working with the group on a project inspired by ships figureheads.
  • He showed andy photographs of the ship's original figurehead which had been taken in his father's workshop, some 60 years earlier.
  • Figurehead of a general garden industry movement.
  • Figurehead for this new movement is emerging in the unlikely shape of a fat, bearded george clooney.
  • In the subsequent fifty years he was to become a figurehead for the growing pentecostal movement, leading missions all over the world.
  • The royalists in england had a new figurehead in the north.
  • Figurehead leaders of a post-saddam iraq.
  • Throughout these formative years my peers went on to become key industry figureheads.
  • But if wales is to really establish itself worldwide, we will need a rather more convincing figurehead than rhodri.
  • The last part of his talk mentioned that while working on a particular female figurehead he unusually took deliver of another.
  • After the lecture richard took course participants on a tour of the " cutty sark " to view its large collection of merchant figureheads.
  • We also have the figurehead of the terra nova in our collections.
  • I also believe that an artist can have more of an impact on society as a whole then any politician or political figurehead.
  • I saw the most wonderful figureheads, that had all been far over the ocean.
  • All that's left is the relic, the national figurehead.
  • Mao remained the figurehead of what was still a relatively popular regime.
  • Anyhow, they lost allot of power in teh 19thc, and 20thc, and are now powerless figureheads.

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