Sentence examples for bore a legend from inspiring English sources

The rucksack hanging from his shoulder bore a legend in large letters.

Beyond the edges of explored territory, the maps bore a legend warning, "Here there be monsters!" Whatever was unknown was dangerous, monstrous.

These documents were required to bear a legend letting the recipient know that they were part of a prospectus under the Securities Act.

Under Rule 428 under the Securities Act, documents that constitute the prospectus must bear a legend indicating that they are part of a prospectus covering securities that have been registered under the Securities Act.

"Sabri Tahir's office in the Turkish quarter of Kyrenia bore a sun-blistered legend describing him as a valuer and real estate agent, but his activities had proliferated since the board was painted, and he was clearly many things besides," Durrell wrote.

(The painting bears a handwritten legend to the effect that a painter's best friend is the enemy within him). (Through Jan . 25. Joseph Beuys (Marisa del Re Gallery, 41 East 57th Street): During the Documenta exhibition of contemporary art in 1982 in Kassel, West Germany, Joseph Beuys held one of the marathon teach-ins that are fundamental to his activity as a peregrinating one-person university.

It bore an arrow and the simple legend "Camping".

On the wall behind his desk at The Inquirer hung a brass-and-mahogany plaque, which bore the legend -- taken from a prayer -- "Cause my works on earth to reflect honor on my father's memory".

This was clearly something different: A New Life had a lurid jacket and bore the legend, "He found strange refuge - love with another man's wife".

A final panel bore the legend, "And this is where we leave our Annie.

A skewered Marlboro ad featuring a hookah-smoking man bore the legend: "Pode Bal warns that smoking nonstate-owned drugs can damage your freedom".