Sentence examples for inscribed a new from inspiring English sources

The conclusions inscribed a new chapter in Europe's long and unfinished debate over the troubled interface of justice and terrorism, notably the challenge of administering the law without offering suspects a pulpit or an opportunity to project their cases as emblems of what democracies are supposed to oppose: the arbitrary deprivation of individual liberty, the hijacking of justice.

Libyans themselves chased their dictator from power — albeit with Western air support — inscribing a new chapter in the putative and still unfolding Arab cycle that has ended tyrannies in some places but created enormous bloodshed in others.

Mr. Yerman was also enlisted to inscribe a new Torah for Temple Emanu-El on Fifth Avenue in 1995, in which a few hundred of the synagogue's several thousand congregants participated, according to Mark H. Heutlinger, the temple's administrator.

He visited Cushing's laboratory and inscribed a piece of meat with Cushing's new electrosurgical knife.

The New Yorker, December 14 , 1929P. 19 Should like to know who owns the dinner plates on each of which Rudyard Kipling inscribed a line of verse.

On the right leg is inscribed a name, Mnesimachus.

Based on this congenital advantage of inscribed surface, a new extension of CBR, called inscribed CBR, is proposed to build a rigorous and accurate atomistic continuum theory.

The New Yorker, June 19 , 1948P. 21 A member of the graduating class at Columbia who rented a cap and gown from the University bookstore for the commencement exercises advises us that he felt uncomfortable throughout the ceremonies, as a result of having noticed that the cap bore a label inscribed "Property of New York University".

The World Heritage Committee inscribed seven new sites on the World Heritage list in July.

Cheers, Alma Adelee's name inscribed on new LA Spurs flag.

When Ms. Sterling's cousin returned to her room after surgery, the book was awaiting her, together with a second book on the same topic, inscribed from her new friend and a group of her Barnes & Noble colleagues.