Sentence examples for inscribed from from inspiring English sources

(Lewis presented him with a set of DVDs, inscribed "From one Muslim to another").

It's much harder to think of works in which the relationship between the music and the spoken text was inscribed from the very outset.

Some amphoras were inscribed, "From the vineyards of Lucius Laenis," who may well have been the Robert Mondavi of his time.

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.

Afterward, Ayman el-Sawa, an Egyptian American who has been a fixture in the park, wearing a scarf striped with the red, black and white of the Egyptian flag, led a chant, "Free, Free U.S.A.!" On Monday, Asmaa Mahfouz, a Tahrir activist, presented protesters with an Egyptian flag inscribed, "From Tahrir to Wall Street".

But a listing a bit lower down might: BOOKS: Six (6) Signed and inscribed from author to Mr. Madoff hardback books; including "The Hope" by Herman Wouk, "Sketches from a Life" by George Kennan, "To Jerusalem and Back" by Saul Bellow, "A Revolution of Their Own" by Engel, "The Decameron of Giovani Voccaccio[sic]" by Flameng, and "Absolute Power" by David Baldacci.

Volume which was present to Grand Duke Michael inscribed Christmas 1910 from Georgie and Mary.

In the bookseller's or collector's jargon, a copy inscribed thus, from one major Beat figure to another, was a singular and irreplaceable "association copy": in principle, a valuable book.

The collective's members have inscribed lines from a poem, "The Truth Is I Am You," in English and more than 20 other languages (all spoken in New York) in bubbles on the gallery's walls and on helium balloons floating in the space.

Optimistically located on Paradise Road, here is a temple to hard living, with Zildjian cymbals for lights, lifts inscribed with quotes from rock'n'rollers and chandeliers styled from saxophones.

On plaques embedded into the sidewalk, like the Hollywood Walk of Fame, are inscribed 160 excerpts from poems -- by authors ranging from Denise Levertov to Li Po, and all tied (however tenuously) to Berkeley.