Sentences with phrase «foot tall version»

I was controlling a seven foot tall version of Jehuty.

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Durable and attractive rubberwood construction, wire slats, expandable to 71 inches, stands 20 inches tall, larger version available, rubber feet to prevent movement and protect flooring

Pros: Durable and attractive rubberwood construction, wire slats, expandable to 71 inches, stands 20 inches tall, larger version available, rubber feet to prevent movement and protect flooring

The X Games have built their version of the Mega Ramp, a towering peak that rises to 89 feet at the tallest of three drop - ins.

In particular, the statue by Benhura — which showed a 12 - foot - tall version of Mugabe clad in thick glasses with his hand raised to one side and teetering to his left — was widely criticized using the hashtag #MugabeStatue.

The final version, which will be at least 60 feet tall, frankly strikes more than a few people as pointless.

The alleged 6 - foot tall model Tessa is pictured wearing the poppy version, so I thought it might work, but it was much too short.

I find it hard to find dresses that aren't too long as I'm only 5 feet tall so i usually have to order the petite version online.

The Short Version: The Space Needle, an iconic 605 - foot - tall building in Seattle, elevates dates in a unique and... (read more)

The two demigods must band together with Queen Andromeda [the extraordinarily beautiful Rosamund Pike], find The Fallen One — Hephaestaus [Bill Nighy]-- combine Zeus» lightning bolt, Poseidon's trident and Hades» pitchfork into the only weapon that can stop the 1500 - foot tall titan [whose rock and lava composition kept reminding me of a super-ultra-jumbo-sized version of the Jack Kirby Lava Men from Thor's early adventures in Journey Into Mystery].

Under the watchful eyes of «Big Tex,» the 55 - foot - tall cowboy statue that greets attendees of the annual State Fair of Texas, Nissan today unveiled the new 2018 Armada Platinum Reserve, the most luxurious version of Nissan's flagship full - size Armada SUV ever.

Under the watchful eyes of «Big Tex,» the 55 - foot - tall cowboy statue that greets attendees of the annual State Fair of Texas, Nissan today unveiled the new 2018 Armada Platinum Reserve, the most luxurious version of Nissan's flagship full - si...

Standing eight feet tall, the spectacular black stabile is a maquette for the monumental version which stands in the centre of Grenoble, France.

These became a museum hit and herculean versions up to 30 feet tall grace the front of Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, among many others.

As evidenced here by Therrien's monumental eight foot tall stainless steel No title (oil can), Therrien approaches these interests through the fabrication of large - scale versions of commonplace things.

Monumental sculptures by Mr. Koons are always good attention - grabbers, and «Cracked Egg (Magenta),» a nearly six - foot - tall sculpture executed from 1994 to 2006, one of five versions, was up for sale, bringing # 14 million, the equivalent of $ 23.3 million, against an estimate of $ 17 million to $ 25 million.

Measuring fifteen feet wide and nearly eight feet tall, the painting portrays a peculiar version of a Kalpavruksha, which is the «wish - fulfilling tree of life, first mentioned in the Rig Veda,» a sacred text in Hinduism.

And when a 41 - foot - tall inflatable version traveled to Venice as part of Mr. Quinn's 2013 retrospective show at the Giorgio Cini Foundation, The Telegraph reported that members of the Catholic clergy had complained, arguing that the sculpture was «out of place» situated directly beside the church of San Giorgio Maggiore.

Koons made only three versions of the 6 1/2 - foot tall muscle man.

The sculptures, some standing up to ten feet tall, took inspiration from his collection of vintage swizzle sticks (most from Caribbean hotels), and were composed of enlarged versions of the stirrers fused together.

Ekwurzel marked up a six - foot - tall version of the January 27, 2012, article — «No Need to Panic About Global Warming — There's no compelling scientific argument for drastic action to «decarbonize» the world's economy.»