Sentence examples for be inscribed as from inspiring English sources

In accordance with Tony Benn's wishes, "He encouraged us" will be inscribed as his epitaph.

He said he had been advised to request that the gate nearest his plot be inscribed as "the gate for the Jews," and the cemetery agreed.

Israelis cannot be inscribed as Israelis in the state population register, but must be recorded according to their religious or ethnic origin.

She presented a grand house imbued with a political story from ceiling to skirting boards, a large, deteriorating room where the psychologies of the characters who lived there seemed to be inscribed as shadows on the blue-painted walls.

In her 1968 piece on Godard, she summed up the director's early work (through the 1967 "Weekend") as an unstable compound of fiction, fantasy, lyrical essay, and literary quotation, in which "story" was a relatively trivial and expedient base upon which the most significant activity of the movie could be inscribed as commentary.

In 1986 the islands became the first place in Scotland to be inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for its terrestrial natural features.

A Bible was inscribed as belonging to Samuel Bedariddes, and there was an engagement contract for Esther Bedariddes and Jacob Cavaillon.

His skull is now kept at the Warren Anatomical Museum at Harvard Medical School, alongside the tamping iron that penetrated it, which is inscribed as follows: This is the bar that was shot through the head of Mr Phinehas [sic] P. Gage at Cavendish, Vermont, Sept. 14 [sic], 1848.

But their story is inscribed, at least partially, in another form: the DNA of their descendants.

In a statement, a council spokesperson said: "The stone would be inscribed 'to mark Woolwich's history as a barracks town and to commemorate all those servicemen and women who have served or lived in Woolwich and who have given their lives in the service of their country'".

It is inscribed: "For the Duchess, I hope this book inspires you as much as it inspired me!