Sentence examples for inscribed short from inspiring English sources

Made with carefully inscribed short marks, the shimmering pie sections of a large disc represent the high-speed revolutions of helicopter rotors; zebra-stripe patterning in the sky suggests screaming noise; tiny gnarly marks swarm over the skin of a red octopus.

In a backless white vest and G Unit-inscribed shorts he's supported by a band including a heavily used sax player and two backing singers.

She trades her braids for sultry hair extensions and a leather jacket, and tries bullying and fighting (her new friends encourage her to be confident and take what she wants); one gives her a necklace inscribed with the word "Vic" (short for "Victoire") and we can see Marieme open, and begin to decide who she wants to be.

There's an endlessly reproduced shot from 1983 of Lady Pink, cigarette in hand, walking down a New York street wearing denim shorts and a singlet inscribed with the Holzer text: "Abuse of power comes as no surprise".

Manager Roy Hodgson does everything he can to dampen expectations, short of holding up a pink betting slip inscribed with "£50 Brazil 3/1".

She depicted the saint with a mustache and short beard, wearing a cloak and a crown inscribed with lilies, holding a cross in his right hand, and his severed head in his left hand.

Shorter than a last sigh, just three sentences inscribed on the oldest paper in the world, his own skin.

Such concerns led Neutzner and a group of local scholars and artists to launch a project to mark the sites of Dresden's wartime wounds and crimes with tiny "memorial depots" — sealed metal capsules, two and a half inches in diameter, inscribed with a number and containing a piece of paper with a short description of what happened in each of sixty or so locations scattered around the city.

The shorter the wavelength, the finer the features that can be inscribed and the less time the electrons will need to travel through a circuit.

With a few hundred fellow frustrated citizens in attendance, Solange, who was dressed in a dark t-shirt, cut-off shorts and Loeffler Randall espadrilles, spoke to the crowd and carried a sign inscribed with a quote by Malcolm X that read: I'm for truth, no matter who tells it.

It will feature an "ethereal female figure emerging from a pen as a representation of one of the many central characters from Alice Munro's beloved short stories", said the Mint, as well as an image of an open book, inscribed with a passage from Munro's The View from Castle Rock.