The phrase "as engraving" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is similar to or functions like engraving, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The design was intricate, as engraving often is, showcasing the artist's skill."
Alternatives: "like engraving" or "similar to engraving".
Bewick's biographer, Jenny Uglow, writes that Bewick sometimes used his fingerprint as a form of signature, (accompanied by the words "Thomas Bewick his mark"), as well as engraving it in one of his tail-pieces as if it had clouded the tiny image of a rustic scene with a cottage by mistake.
He would advance the face value of the coins to the Mint, as well as engraving and shipping charges.
Bronze work was often decorated, by such techniques as engraving, inlaying, enameling, and gilding.
There, one is taught to work with techniques as varied as engraving, silk screens and classical methods of printing.
His house painter father taught him additional skills such as engraving glass, plumbing and wiring, giving him a lifelong confidence in handling materials.
Intaglio and etching produces three-dimensional surfaces using various techniques such as engraving, dry point, and etching, all of which will be explored in depth.
Commodity, firmness and delight: those are the three ideals of virtuous architecture espoused by Vitruvius more than 2,000 years ago-as engraved on the Pritzker Prize, in Henry Wotton's 1624 translation.
The war on drugs seemed as engraved into the political landscape as Mount Rushmore.
The book's narrative force is so steady and unerring that it reads as though it was not so much written as engraved in stone.
Most jewelers are willing to design or customize a ring for you by adding special elements, such as engraved messages or unique, significant decorations.
Jefferson tried vainly to hire as die engraver a Swiss, Jean Pierre Droz, who nevertheless furnished dies, hubs, and presses.
