Sentence examples for engraved in time from inspiring English sources

There is no ad-libbing with the Yankees and Red Sox, the players sticking closely to a script engraved in time, the roles and plot twists always the same.

"His name, along with other members of the UK armed forces who are killed on duty or through terrorist action in 2013, will be engraved in time for the Annual Service of Dedication in mid-2014".

Thus, Kafka in 1922 was intent on finding "images that were both simple and unfathomable, images to be engraved in cultural memory," at the same time making notes that were "utterly incomprehensible without knowing their biographical genesis".

But with time, a motor memory is engraved in your brain.

The printer's mark for Spiral Press is engraved in the molding of the Morgan Library in a sequence commemorating 16 of the great printers of all time.

That Odysseus took his time, 10 years, getting home to Ithaca from the Trojan War is the story Homer engraved in the "Odyssey".

Off the cuff is engraved in granite.

Traces are engraved in soft clay.

(Removal instructions are sometimes engraved in the plastic).

"It is engraved in the marble of the constitution".

Invitations are not engraved; in fact, sometimes they are faxed.