Sentence examples for inscribe that from inspiring English sources
I told Brendon that we couldn't do it at a place that didn't get the insult we were going to inscribe, that would be cheating.
We should inscribe that in marble someplace.
Alexei Kuzmich and Dmitri Matsukevich of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta have figured out how to store a quantum bit in a cloud of rubidium atoms and induce the cloud to inscribe that information, undamaged, upon a photon.
Had my friend known when she inscribed that note that she was giving me one of the queerest books I would ever read?
When you have a society that takes at its founding the hatred and degradation of a people, when that society inscribes that degradation in its most hallowed document, and continues to inscribe hatred in its laws and policies, it is fantastic to believe that its citizens will derive no ill messaging.
I pin one sheet up on the wall, onto which I inscribe adjectives that describe the silhouette both physically, and in terms of its personality.
"One of Mark's great contributions is to inscribe things that feel brutally contemporary with a much deeper sense of history and time," Peter Eleey, MoMA PS1's Curator and Associate Director of Exhibitions and Programs, says.
Pritzker winners receive a bronze medal inscribed with that motto and translation, and $100,000.
You almost expect to see a Jackie Mason publicity shot inscribed, "Love That Corned Beef!!!" But this is no delicatessen.
The last name inscribed is that of the Drigungpa school of Drigungpa or Jigten Gonpo (1143 1217) from which it is inferred that Sumsteg was established in the early 13th century.
