They reminded me of the ridge — the whole valley was being marked and inscribed in preparation for the flood.
One thousand dollars (if the name happens to be Harry Potter and it's inscribed in a 1968 first edition of Truman Capote's "The Thanksgiving Visitor").
The names of family and friends will be inscribed in a tribute booklet.
"You've made me a better writer, you rescued my sweet book, and you've honored me by taking it with such seriousness and love," he reportedly inscribed in a copy of the novel he gave to Streisand.
Projection takes a domed room and turns it into the observable universe; it takes 3.5 million years of time and transforms them into an inchlong span of space; and it takes the image of a sphere inscribed in a cube and expands it into a building.
Everything connected with the design and decoration of the new churches followed the Byzantine pattern; and the standard scheme of the Greek church the cross inscribed in a rectangle and the dome supported on piers or on pendentives became the accepted type for Orthodox churches.
When asked to read one question aloud, for example, he got no farther than "The circle inscribed in a triangle and... " before he was interrupted.
Records show that Mr. Patterson inhabited an elaborate delusional universe, believing that a remote control device had been implanted in his body at age 6 and that his name had been inscribed in a registry of "hell pledges" kept behind the counter of a local store, Cavender's Boot City.
This figure was generated using a superposition of 30 plane waves with frequency vectors at the vertices of a random polygon inscribed in a circle, and random Gaussian weights (see the Appendix); what is plotted is the argument.
At least three sensors located at the edge of the equilateral triangle inscribed in a circle and one sensor at the center are sufficient for SPAC applications to provide phase velocities (Kudo et al. 2002).
We used 100 plane waves with frequency vectors at the vertices of a regular polygon inscribed in a circle, and random Gaussian weights (see the Appendix); with respect to the unit of length displayed on the x- and y-axes, the wavelength of the generating plane waves is (1/3).
