Usage of "make sculptures"

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Usage of make sculptures in English

You make sculptures out of time and vibrating air, which is cool. 
 Radio NZ 

I am Jeremy Mayer and I make sculptures out of typewriter parts. 
 Wired 

They were forbidden by their most fundamental law to make sculptures or pictures. 
 The Damnation of Theron Ware 

They filmed a room where inmates were forced to make sculptures of Pol Pot, who died in 1998. 
 Reuters 

Arad has gone on to design buildings and make sculptures, recently having a retrospective at the Pompidou in Paris. 
 The Guardian 

Quiros said most of his works are inspired by clowns and that he has dedicated 12 years to make sculptures. 
 Reuters 

We thought it great fun to go to bed by candlelight and to make sculptures of candlegrease, but the adults weren't so enchanted. 
 The Irish Times 

I've been making sculptures; you've been making the real thing. 
 O+F 

Hexes had made sculptures of brick, stained breakdown, strange colours. 
 Iron Council 

Stavros Kyriakides makes sculptures on the shore line around Wellington. 
 Radio NZ 

Someone who makes sculptures from strawberries or liquor from daisies? 
 The Guardian 

The current Weave-lord apparently had a penchant for skinning victims alive and making sculptures from them. 
 The skein of lament 

He made sculptures for the governor's wife's garden.'' 
 English passengers 

He also visited the artisans in Goldsmith Street and began making sculptures and bits of jewelry again. 
 Hidden Warrior 

Since no plaster of paris was available, Schwitters made sculptures from porridge, which would quickly begin to rot. 
 The Guardian 

"But for over twenty years I have made sculptures of Miranda Taligent." 
 The dream of perpetual motion 

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Meanings of make sculptures in English