Sentence examples for from the inscriptions from inspiring English sources
To judge from the inscriptions in the Jewish catacombs, it was predominantly Greek-speaking.
Cham painting is known only from the inscriptions on the temples.
Its title comes from the inscriptions she saw on the graves when she visited Gallipoli: "Their glory shall not be blotted out".
In formulation as in sound, the funerary memento barely differs from the inscriptions engraved in Arabic more than a thousand years later as Islam began spreading in Arabia and far beyond.
Etruscan ladies were often literate, as one may deduce from the inscriptions on their mirrors, and even learned, if Livy's portrayal of Tanaquil as skilled in augury may be trusted.
The development of these new tools produced a new visual grammar derived from the inscriptions left on the printed page.
They are known principally through information given in the Old Testament and from the inscription on the Moabite Stone.
The nickname comes from the inscription in paint to the left of Picasso's face, although, in a sense, it is a tautology.
He quoted from the inscription on the Statue of Liberty, and said, "Here in America, generations of unfulfilled dreams will finally come to pass".
It is not clear from the inscription, however, whether future archaeologists are invited to dig them up in the year 6938, or must wait until 6965.
