Sentence examples for first inscribed from inspiring English sources

None of this, of course, could have been foreseen by the monk who first inscribed the song.

Those squares covered by the outline are assigned the symbol 1 of the binary code; the others are assigned the symbol 0. The result of the analysis is first inscribed in perforations on an eight-channel tape.

The first, inscribed in large capitals on a sheet of transparent Mylar, echoed Nauman's slightly earlier "Self-Portrait as a Fountain," a photograph of himself, bare-chested, directing an arched spout of water through pursed lips.

I wonder if Lady Soames did not at some point give her first inscribed copy of The Gathering Storm to Maryott Whyte.

That day in Seattle a crane dangled a pair of gigantic banners shaped like arrows: the first, inscribed "Democracy," pointed one way; the second, labeled "WTO," pointed the other.

I blame Lorne Bair, Tom Congalton and Dan Gregory, of Lorne Bair Rare Books and Between the Covers, respectively, who recently acquired the library of the great art director and graphic artist, Ben Shahn, within which was a cache of Perelman firsts inscribed to Shahn by his good friend.

The outer frame is made of milled wood, which has a plate attached to it, on the first line inscribed with the text "Gouden Film", three squares, and the year, and on the second line with the film's title.

A week later, Mr. Shatto built a six-foot-tall cross with all eight runners' first names inscribed, which he planted at the accident site.

Naipaul's friend and protégé Paul Theroux opened a rare-book catalogue to find one of his first editions, inscribed to his mentor, for sale at £1,500.

Inscriptions themselves have sparked great story lines — the writer Paul Theroux's friendship with his mentor, V. S. Naipaul, went downhill not long after Mr. Theroux spied several of his first editions, inscribed "with love" to Mr. Naipaul, for sale in a rare book catalog.

Longacre's two-cent piece was the first coin inscribed with "In God We Trust".