Sentence examples for embossed copies from inspiring English sources

The Beatles are also runners-up in the list, with the first 10 numbered and embossed copies of the white album valued at around £7,000.

I'd suggest you get your hands on a physical copy: We embossed the image of the frog, so when you run your hand across it, you can get an idea of what the animal's tiny bumps and contours might actually feel like.

Submit a copy of your embossed seal and signature to the Official Documents Services once your form has been processed.

In early September, Corey Gelman, who owns a dog-wear company, saw a picture of Vogue's editor at large, Andre Leon Talley, in a red ankle-length alligator coat and gave it to Three Star Leather to copy in black leather embossed to look like crocodile.

There are also embossed Caucasian drinking horns, and a large number of Brezhnev-era copies of the Kama Sutra.Mineralnye Vody airport is a lower circle of hell.

To reinforce the idea of a small-press production, he embossed "The Beatles" in one corner almost haphazardly and numbered each copy in a style that suggested a hand-numbering machine.

It contained a copy of the game, an artwork book, a pocket watch embossed with the game's logo and codes for costume DLC.

It was bound in a rich, enamel, parchment cover (embossed with gilt blossom) and printed on hand-made Dutch paper; Wilde presented many copies to the dignitaries and writers who received him over the next few years.

The nipples were embossed.

Over embossed endpapers, they bonded.

One of the more notable examples I have seen is Hitler's personal copy of Shakespeare's collected works, 10 volumes bound in fine Moroccan leather with a swastika and the letters AH embossed on the spine.