Sentence examples for inscribed property from inspiring English sources
The UNESCO World Heritage List inscription reads "The inscribed property is owned by the Religious Organizations of Futarasan-jinja, Tōshō-gū, and Rinnō-ji, which are responsible for the management.
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 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".
Inscribed "Property of Robert Stroud," the Atlas that now heads to auction was last sold on 13 June 1996 at PBA galleries in San Francisco, as part of a larger archive of materials that belonged to the Birdman.
This is proven by the increasing number of inscribed properties of this specific typology in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The legislation would "prohibit the State of California from selling or displaying the Battle Flag of the Confederacy, or a similar image, or tangible personal property inscribed with such an image".
This is actually a subclass of block, and inherits all the same properties, but defines an ellipsoid inscribed inside the block.
Perhaps the inscribed object is out of place and time.
This works because any "inscribed" 90 degree angle bisects the inscribing circle.
It is now to go on display at the National Trust property The Vyne in Hampshire where the ring, which is inscribed in Latin and inset with an image of the goddess Venus, lay forgotten in the library for many years.
In "A Druid's Herbal of Sacred Tree Medicine" (Destiny Books, 2008), Ms. Hopman lays out the sacred properties of all the trees that make up the ogham, an inscribed and coded alphabet of the ancient Celts.
