Sentence examples for ever inscribed from inspiring English sources

We left at 1 a.m., clutching our heart-shaped red boxes of See's chocolates, with "Liza and David 4 Ever" inscribed on them.

For some reason or another I also began reading the poetry of Langston Hughes at an early age, and loved his poem I, Too, Sing America, which still may be the strongest and most potent civil rights verse ever inscribed.

No intellectual contortion — even with important stirrings of political give-and-take in Iraq — can ever inscribe Operation Iraqi Freedom in the annals of U.S. victories.

It is dedicated to the memory of a woman who, it says "touched the lives of many"; and no truer a sentence has ever been inscribed.

That title was bestowed on Henry VIII by the pope before Henry's break with Rome over Henry's divorce from Katherine of Aragon, and has been inscribed ever since on British coins.

Ever since Maya Lin inscribed the names of the Vietnam War dead on those black granite walls, it has been considered inappropriate to memorialize the dead as a mass, as they are at Gettysburg, for instance.

Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, famously described the country as an "ancient palimpsest on which layer upon layer" of history had been inscribed, without ever fully effacing the previous ones.

For instance, have you ever noticed a triangle inscribed in a circle, one side of which is a diameter?

Against the reformers generally, he asserts the material insufficiency of Scripture: before the Gospels were ever written, the Spirit had inscribed Christ's teaching on the hearts of the faithful, and it is within this controlling context that the Gospels must be read.

"Neither whale remains nor weapons that could have been used to kill such a large mammals were ever found; neither are any images of whales inscribed on our petroglyphs".

The oracle at Delphi whose shrine was inscribed with the most simple yet impossible advice ever offered, Know thyself.