Sentence examples for having etch from inspiring English sources

Moiré fringes observed in a quartz crystal having etch tunnels were reported by Iwasaki (1977 ▸).

Turn, turn, nudge, bump, turn... having etched his circle, he is then free to unleash, essentially, whatever he wants.

We have "cheque" and "tariff" from this source too, plus "arithmetic" and "algorithm"—just as we have "etch" and "sketch" from the Dutch, musical terms from the Italians and philosophical ones from the Germans.

Cabinets in the kitchen have etched glass.

Is there a car you have etched in your memory?

And her familiar slanted script, as if she has etched each letter one by one.

Eighteen players and an impressive manager, Jim McIntyre, have etched their names into Scottish football folklore.

A hectic schedule had etched circles under his eyes worthy of a Doonesbury character.

And now, with that 43 long green jacket, Phil Mickelson has etched himself into Masters history.

One of them is Brece Honeycutt, who has etched snippets of the poems into copper plates.

He has etched so many defining moments of his own and he knew.