Sentence examples for and etch in the from inspiring English sources

"Let's take one of the hills, slice it, and put a really thick piece of plexiglass on the end, and etch in the names of every single worker who built that mound," she said.

But their legend is old and etched in the country's psyche.

The stats are right there in the recordings and etched in the faces of the audience.

Yet for decades they have been a symbol of Mumbai, immortalized in Bollywood romances and etched in the popular imagination as a relic of British colonial days.

His grief-stricken family spent a lot on a handsome granite marker, affixed to it his photograph, and etched in stone the following words: "You took with you all that made life worthwhile.

Adultery lies at the romantic centre of Russell Banks's beautifully made novel The Reserve, which was set in the 1930s and etched in a stylized fashion that recalled the best of F. Scott Fitzgerald.

While increasing pressure and etch power in the range investigated yield an approximately linear increase in etch rate, a distinct maximum of etch rate at specific values of etch gas flow and etch gas composition is detected.

Its old libraries are full of ancient books of poetry and astronomy, leather-bound and etched in gold, though sadly at the one we visit, Fondation al Ahmed Mahmoud, the books sit in cardboard boxes, caked in dust.

We added her name to those that had come before, painted on rocks and etched in wood, and gave her the ocean view she had always wanted.

(Neil Genzlinger) Last Chance 'THE AMERICAN DREAM/THE SANDBOX' A welcome revival of two early, short plays by Edward Albee, descended from the European Absurdists and etched in ice-cold hatred of upper-middle-class smugness.

(Brantley) 'THE AMERICAN DREAM/THE SANDBOX' A welcome revival of two early, short plays by Edward Albee, descended from the European Absurdists and etched in ice-cold hatred of upper-middle-class smugness.