Sentence examples for all inscribed from inspiring English sources

Not only bats, but flowers, batting gloves and pads, a helmet, even a bottle of beer from Tasmania, all inscribed with messages of love and appreciation.

Yet as Stanley Plumly points out in "Posthumous Keats," his moving and perceptive book about him, there is something elusive, mysterious and attention getting about the epitaph, which is after all inscribed in stone in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome; it's as if Keats were stage-managing his reputation from beyond the grave.

In cartoons, flowcharts and glass-cased models, all inscribed with jaunty narratives, he portrays what ought to be opposing movements – the top-down structure of big business and the free, flat world of hacking – showing where they meet in the middle in corporations such as Apple.

Weightless petals and leaves wrap around lithe stems, all inscribed on skin in black linework Zihwa, a.k.a., Ji Hae Park, is a floral arranger, but her medium is ink.

The diameters of all the inscribed circles along the arc centerline were exported to identify the three smallest continuous inscribed circles.

But if we imagine its radius to diminish, we are brought without fail to the diminution in the same ratio of its circumference and the sides of all the inscribed figures.

Each granite pylon was unveiled by family members yesterday -- about 600 relatives attended -- and all 1,741 inscribed names were read.

"I remember the proudest day of my life was when I asked the principal, Father de Souza, if I could take out two books a week and he said, 'All right,' inscribed TWO on my library card and signed it".

Berlin's extraordinary modern history -- its status as a palimpsest onto which memories of imperial splendor, fascist terror and failed Communist utopia have all been inscribed -- inevitably adds resonance to the city's musical life.

By appending the corresponding ball radii r to the points (x, y, z ) ⊤ of the medial axis/surface MA/MS, we obtain the medial axis/surface transform MAT/MST consisting from points (x, y, z, r ) ⊤. Thus all maximal inscribed oriented balls, can be identified as the points in the four-dimensional Minkowski space R 3, 1.

In close and hectic surroundings, they were examined by a succession of experts -- the pathologist, the forensic dentist, the fingerprint analyst, the DNA specialist -- all in search of something distinguishable, from an inscribed wedding ring to a set of genetic markers.