Sentence examples for Get inscribed from inspiring English sources

That difference, however, isn't the same thing as distinctions of class, which bring, along with economic differences, a wide range of cultural markers that get inscribed into the movies.

While they hand out trophies in football, baseball and basketball, all the names of the winners don't get inscribed on them as they do on the Stanley Cup.

Loosely translated, that means, "Happy New Year, hope you get inscribed in the Book of Life, are you going to finish that bagel?" The Great Schlep from The Great Schlep on Vimeo.

This is, by definition, not the sort of list that gets inscribed on a gold-plated copper LP and sent into the furthest reaches of space.

Ought we to believe Skizzen when he claims that "his lifelong ruse... was the equivalent of Moses' tablets before they got inscribed: a person pure, clean, undefiled, unspoiled by the terrible history of the earth"?

The living being undergoes a sensation and this sensation (an affect or feeling for example) gets inscribed in organic material.

Many persons who spend vacations at La Jolla, moreover, order their Dr. Seuss books from La Jolla stores all the year round, to get them inscribed.

We disembark at Pier 17 of South Street Seaport — known to New Yorkers as The Place Families Go to Walk Slowly — and I find myself fighting the simultaneous urges to get my name inscribed on a grain of rice, have my 3D portrait taken and buy a sound-activated T-shirt.

And don't worry if everyone you know is rushing to get their names inscribed in Old English on graduate degrees.

A Bible is always an appropriate gift for a Catholic wedding, as well; you can even get a Bible inscribed with the couple's names or initials and their wedding date, making it that much more special.

The organization didn't have enough money at the time to create a lower-level gallery, so it kicked off a fundraising campaign in which people who donated $1.50 would get their names inscribed in the floor.