Sentence examples for inscribed by a from inspiring English sources

Human skull inscribed by a nineteenth-century practitioner of phrenology.

The FBG was inscribed by a Continuous Wave 244 nm argon ion laser in the photosensitivity fiber.

Flipping open to a favorite page, Mr. Emery drew his finger along a quotation inscribed by a 19th-century ancestor.

­Tiffany made a card, inscribed by a nursery worker: "To Mummy and Daddy, have a very nice ­wedding day, Love you lots, Tiffany".

Mezuzah, also spelled Mezuza (Hebrew: "doorpost"), plural Mezuzoth, Mezuzot, Mezuzahs, or Mezuzas, small folded or rolled parchment inscribed by a qualified calligraphist with scriptural verses (Deuteronomy 6 4 9, 11 13 21) to remind Jews of their obligations toward God.

A soprano joins the orchestra and sings a hymn to the virgin Mary, a prayer inscribed by a girl on the wall of a concentration camp and a Silesian folksong.

The most common malfunction is a jamming of the supply of copy paper, which is rather picturesquely called a "mispuff," because each sheet of paper is raised into position to be inscribed by an interior puff of air, and the malfunction occurs when the puff goes wrong.

In "Reading is Fundamental", Castiel is awakened when the Word of God - a tablet with information inscribed by an angel as dictated by God - is found by Sam and Dean.

Imagine me, with my fraternity's Greek letters on my shirt, viewing actual, inscribed-by-a-Greek letters on an ancient object.

A friend gave me a print inscribed by Alfred: "A fool for love is the best fool to be".

A 10th-century poem inscribed by him on a sheet of plain white paper is tiny in size but designed for detonation.