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Meanings of monuments in English
Spanish heritage structures of cultural interest.
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Usage of monuments in English
1
It was Friday, the day of the week to work on monuments.
2
Several monuments formerly in this chapel are now elsewhere in the church.
3
The altars were levelled to the ground, the monuments broken in pieces.
4
That and the old church are the only historic monuments in town.
5
We think this is fair; after all, the monuments belong to everyone.
6
Interior put more than a dozen monuments under review earlier this year.
7
Iowa, a Union state, has three Confederate monuments, all dedicated after 2000.
8
Priests are portrayed in adoration of the crux ansata before phallic monuments.
9
Tully did remember that there were several night tours of the monuments.
10
Let enough centuries pass, and even the greatest of monuments will fall.
11
But human monuments have still another point in common with the body.
12
Similar monuments erected in Oklahoma and Alabama were ordered removed by courts.
13
I stood in reverence before the Medici monuments in Michael Angelo's sanctuary.
14
It is filled with tombs and monuments, and laid out in streets.
15
There are unmarked monuments to him producing power all round the country.
16
The paintings of the monuments represent glass-blowers moulding all manner of articles.
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Translations for monuments
Portuguese
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Monuments through the time
Monuments across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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