Sentence examples for inscribe a name from inspiring English sources
The idea that a wizard in training might have, instead, a magic pad where she could inscribe a name and in half a second have an avalanche of news stories, scholarly articles, books, and images (including images she shouldn't be looking at) was a Quidditch broom too far.
NEW YORK -- Richard Martinez's right wrist bulges with rubber bracelets, each one inscribed with a name and given to him by a grieving family shattered by an act of gun violence.
Because Servet was unable to travel to Israel to see their names inscribed, a ceremony was held for her at the Israeli Embassy in Paris.
In a city where sports stadiums long ago succumbed to the lure of corporate naming rights and even the New York Public Library allowed a donor to inscribe his name on the marble facade of the flagship Fifth Avenue branch, the simple blue-and-white NY1 logo stood out for its seeming purity.
The club was owned by Abe Pollin, a septuagenarian businessman with philanthropic interests, who still hoped to inscribe his name in the city's memory.
Should we inscribe the name of Osama bin Laden in the ever-lengthening book of famous plagiarists?
Every fan is holding a placard inscribed with the name of a loved one - a mother, a neighbor, a friend, a son lost to, or fighting this disease.
On each stem was inscribed the name of a nation competing at the Olympics.
Unlike museums or universities, it cannot nourish donors' egos by inscribing their name above a building, or hall.
In 1889, members of the California gold mining town Bodie commemorated Garfield's life and death by inscribing his name on a cenotaph located in Miners Union Cemetery in Bodie.
In 1960 archaeologists unearthed a plate inscribed with the name of a soldier called Silvanus, along with ceramics, cooking pots and a coin from the reign of Emperor Nero.
