Sentence examples for enshrined inside from inspiring English sources

We are close, very close, to another long regular season and all of its statistics being signed, sealed and enshrined inside the warm and cozy web pages of baseball-reference.com, for all of us to stare at forever and ever and ever.

Though no burglary was ever carried out, Nixon's order marked the beginning of the crimes that culminated in Watergate — a scandal that, with the help of two young reporters and a source called Deep Throat, enshrined the notion of inside dope in American politics.

Its reputation for behind-the-scenes power-broking was enshrined in a recent book ("The Iron Triangle: Inside the Secret World of the Carlyle Group" by Dan Briody).

It's a venue he's fondly dubbed "The Dump That Jumps," a nickname enshrined on banners posted outside and inside the arena for these shows, and "The Joint That Don't Disappoint," among others.

She does now, for the band's long-serving bass guitarist (1979-1998) has, with the assistance of Olivia Piekarski, written a long and detailed account of exactly what it was like for him to live "inside" the indie-rock institution that John Peel famously enshrined as "the mighty Fall".

Our greatness was not enshrined.

This is now enshrined in European law.

Frida Kahlo enshrined them in her art.

They base their claim largely on a piece of paper found inside the hollow statue that says it was made in 1330 at Buseok temple in what is now South Korea, where the statue was to be "enshrined forever".

Maori rights were enshrined in the treaty.

You're basically enshrined in history.