Sentence examples for immortalize it from inspiring English sources

Consequently, those of us who wish to discuss the practical applications of somatic cell nuclear transfer often find it necessary to first explain that no, cloning does not resurrect a creature, immortalize it or otherwise prevent its death.

But now there's another way to flaunt the importance of your house, and your affection for it: hire a well-known photographer yourself to immortalize it.

Poems like "The Free," which ends, "and when we have gone they say we are with them forever," negotiate the palpable presence of what has been effaced and destroyed and the failure even hypocrisy of any attempt to immortalize it.

On Wednesday, Ms. Prey will sit in the V.I.P. section in Cape Canaveral, Fla., to watch the launching of the shuttle Discovery and plan how to immortalize it in a medium that is very much earthbound.

By the time he handed it over to me I was terrified because he had worked so hard on this for four years and I was coming in and it was like "Hey, we've got three weeks to throw this down and immortalize it in history". How do we do it?

I wanted to immortalize it.

I snapped a picture, immortalizing it.

Visiting in 1842, Charles Dickens immortalized it with an account in his book "American Notes".

William Butler Yeats immortalized it in verse, writing after the violence that "All changed, changed utterly:/A terrible beauty is born".

His meltdown at the 1997 Ironman championships was so vivid a cautionary tale that a Gatorade commercial immortalized it.

The leading proponent of this position, or the one who immortalized it, was Yvonne Rainer, a founding member of the Judson Dance Theatre and Grand Union collectives.