Sentence examples for inscribe things from inspiring English sources

"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.

But I shall Inscribe the things again, like Moses, After breaking the first tablets.

At my feet lay a marker inscribed, "Dare Mighty Things". This motivational quote from Teddy Roosevelt's is an understatement.

Is this Miliband getting the Labour pledges inscribed on stone thing real?!

If you're wondering how much a first edition of Where the Wild Things Are (inscribed, with an original sketch) is going for these days, it's $22,500.

Leonard is the opposite: he remembers things by inscribing them on his body — his tattooed flesh becomes a text devoted to warnings and instructions — and his writing sends him into action.

That's not so strange in a recount like the one underway in Minnesota — voters do all kinds of inexplicable things like inscribing "lizard people" in the write-in slot, as one did, invalidating his ballot.

The title page is inscribed: "There are more things in this world wrought by prayer than this old world has ever dreamed of".

Diary-keeping, on this account, is just neurotic, since the last thing most people want to do with their unconsummated longings and petty humiliations is to inscribe them permanently in a book.

Here's what does matter: the excitement of being in new places and trying new things and most of all, those seven other people waiting for me and the new shared history we will inscribe together.

We should inscribe that in marble someplace.