Most of the statues were black, but many were gold, some crystal, some fiberglass, one green, one orange, and several were twice life-size (or half the size of the original).

At the center of the pool of light were the statues, twice life-size, a man and a woman crouching together, their bodies arched protectively over the huddled shape of a fallen child.

Mark, irritatingly, was choosing to manifest himself as a disembodied head, twice life-size, hovering in the air.

He walked along the edge of the huge bund and gazed at his own statue, twice life-size, that looked out across the waters.

It was printed, twice life-size, in a bloody rainbow of contusions, on the torso of the dumbstruck performer.

They would have seemed twice life-size to him.

The marble statues are twice life-size, and each consists of a central seated figure with smaller figures on either side.

The statue, which was commissioned by artist Blair Buswell, is twice life-size.

Grafted twice life-size, the statue stands facing the south with a longbow in hand, keen bronze eyes staring towards the borders watching for the enemy.

And my anger, mainly at myself, made me seem twice life-size.