用effigies造句子，“effigies”造句

All those fat little monsters, those slablike effigies pasted on the facade of the Eglise St. Michel, they were following me down the crooked lanes and around corners.

Festooned with red lanterns, the halls and courtyards of the saffron-coloured temple glitter with fine effigies and temple ornaments.

Since the 14th century, celebrations in these countries have often included huge effigies (up to 3 yards tall) of historical, biblical, and sometimes contemporary figures. And dragons.

A religious or magical function of dolls is evident in the Heian period (794-1185), when effigies called hitogata or katashiro were used as scapegoats to remove defilement or absorb evil influences.