Sentence examples for inscribed may from inspiring English sources

One of Shackleton's most cherished belongings was a Bible given to him by Queen Alexandra, the wife of Edward VII, which she had inscribed, "May the Lord help you to do your duty & guide you through all the dangers".

One of Shackleton's most cherished belongings was a Bible given to him by Queen Alexandra, the wife of Edward VII, which she had inscribed, "May the Lord help you to do your duty & guide you through all the dangers". Shackleton laid the Bible on the ice, along with several gold sovereigns.

The second will be inscribed: "They may have blown out a candle, but the light is still on," words originally spoken by a friend of Mr. Pearl and repeated by his widow, Mariane, at his memorial service.

The killjoys at Inscribe may finally get rid of the fake ID, but they're also solving a billion-dollar market in online fraud.

They are inscribed thusly: "It may seem like a little thing but if we all choose natural cork in our wine bottles over plastic and aluminum closures, we could remove 12 million tons of carbon from the atmosphere each year.

But the "Gatsby" quote inscribed in the library may not be entirely apt.

On the stiles and splats, she inscribed in gold, "You may not find me/ pretty ~ but / don't judge / on what you see".

On the stiles and splats, she inscribed in gold, "You may not find me/ pretty ~ but / don't judge / on what you see". Along the apron of the seat, she continued: "I wrote / Harry Potter / while sitting/on this chair". Lightning bolt embellishments evoke Harry's famous forehead scar, and the word "Gryffindor" appears on the cross stretcher.

No sort of lettering may be inscribed on the flag.

At Ceanannus Mór (formerly Kells), the Book of Kells (c. 800) may have been inscribed and illuminated.

Architrave on north wall of north room inscribed for Meresankh; uninscribed statues may also represent Meresankh (along with other female family members); in situ in G 7530-7540.