His decades-long friendship with Mr. Naipaul imploded some 15 years ago when he discovered that a copy of one of his novels, lovingly inscribed to Mr. Naipaul, had been put up for sale.
These are tiny scrolls inscribed with verses, which are put in cases that are attached to doorways, as is common in the homes of pious Jews the world over.
Then, as if they were breaking up, he took a pair of dog tags inscribed with their names and put it in one of her hands and wrapped a towel around her body, according to the prosecutors' account.
By Harold Ross and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 31, 1936 P. 9 An orthodox Jewish family built a house in the country and gave the job of furnishing to a Madison Avenue decorator, he was asked to provide a mezuzah, which is a parchment scroll inscribed with Biblical passages and put in a metal container, on the doorpost of the orthodox Jewish homes.
She asked each group to draw an outline of a human figure, inscribing negative behaviors ("put-downs") on the outside and positive behaviors ("put-ups") on the inside, close to the heart.
At the Harvey mine, Pruitt wore a solid-red tie and, on his lapel, an American-flag pin; he briefly put on a white hard hat inscribed with the phrase "Make America Great Again".
"It is not uncommon to find a brush pot from the 16th century inscribed by a famous 18th-century painter, who put his name on it because he loved it so much".
I put his picture in it and inscribed it with dates to leave Iraq.
Money inscribing itself on morality"—and realized, as he put it, that "these are all the very things China is facing today".
Put them in, I say, with steroid scars inscribed on their plaques.
