Sentence examples for be inscribed to from inspiring English sources

After the Second World War there was no equivalent mass construction of memorials to the war dead; instead, often local World War I memorials were adapted for use instead: additional names might be inscribed to the existing lists.

The book was inscribed "To Paul" and dated 1953.

A silver tray on a corner table was inscribed "To John Huston, One Hell of a Guy.

A framed watercolor of a picnic meal was inscribed "To Mum from Watercolor Farm with Love".

One, by Paul Theroux, had been inscribed to the Trinidad-born writer by the author, who was an old friend.

Books by Langston Hughes ($300 to $500 for three) are inscribed to her: "Loved your songs tonight," he wrote in 1950.

On one side of the paper is inscribed: "To my loving good friend and countryman, Mr. Wm.

"I couldn't understand why she was throwing those books out since they were inscribed to her, although they were water damaged".

The auction also includes, for example, three Winnie-the-Pooh books that belonged to the real Christopher Robin and were inscribed to him by his father, the author A. A. Milne.

At the end of that visit, he presented his yoga teacher with a watch on the back of which was inscribed, "To my best violin teacher, BKS Iyengar".

A Spanish copy of Bill Clinton's memoir My Life is inscribed: "To my friend Gabriel García Márquez, with thanks for your life, your inspiration and your kindness".