Sentence examples for date inscribed from inspiring English sources

Its members sometimes wear navy-blue baseball caps with that date inscribed, enclosed in a circle with an anchor and crossed oars.

The ring — platinum, with a brushed finish and his wedding date inscribed on the inside — fits snugly on his exposed left ring finger, and in two seasons it has yet to fall off or even come loose.

The cottage was reassembled in the Fitzroy Gardens in 1934 and builders marvelled at the date inscribed in the lintel above the door: 1755.

It is badly eroded and can be dated by a damaged Long Count date inscribed on the back, which dates it to the end of the 7th century or the beginning of the 8th.

The original date inscribed in the coat of arms, "21-XII 1891" (21 December 1891), prompted criticism from local historians Antonio Saldías and José Arraño Acevedo, who have pointed out it is "incorrect".

An unadorned headstone with dates inscribed is all that marks the grave of Irving Berlin.

There's more to these stories than just the names and dates inscribed on the front of the headstones.

At Palenque, in the similar temples of the Cross, Foliated Cross, and Sun, the dates inscribed on the tablets in the sanctuaries fall into three groups.

The 1999 date was inscribed in the Maastricht treaty.

In one hand he holds a thick red tome with the date 1849 inscribed on its cover.

"Look how far back they go," Mr. Van Leeuwen whispered, pointing to a volume with the date 1870 inscribed on its spine.