Sentence examples for himself inscribed from inspiring English sources
He sent the writer a photograph of himself inscribed "To Victor Hugo, Abraham Lincoln".
Shostakovich himself inscribed it "in memory of the victims of fascism and war".
Jens Voigt cycled around the Velodrome Suisse in Grenchen, Switzerland on a Trek Speed Concept time-trial bike that was modified for the track, with its clock-face disc wheels as nice a touch as the hardman jokes – "Jens Voigt doesn't normally ride in velodromes, because he doesn't like to lap himself" – inscribed on his frame.
Sometimes he placed himself in the pictures and inscribed his name on the scull.
This works because any "inscribed" 90 degree angle bisects the inscribing circle.
100 ce), negotiated a treaty of friendship with Sparta; Aristobulus I (died 103 bce) actually called himself Philhellene (a lover of Hellenism); and Alexander Jannaeus (died 76 bce) hired Greek mercenaries and inscribed his coins in Greek as well as in Hebrew.
Nearby, a delicate lion tamer's whip rests beside an inscribed stone slab that identifies the work as "A Portrait of H. M. The King of Cats, Painted by Himself".
Also, an inscribed cowgirl statue.
Both inscribed "Rebuild with Roosevelt".
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.
That is inscribed inside each Souveraine Mécanique.
