Sentence examples for inscribed words from inspiring English sources
With their dark surfaces and inscribed words, the monuments they brought to mind were tombstones.
The men's circular prayer hall on the first floor has clear windows and the elegantly inscribed words "For man to achieve peace, he must maintain his links with God".
For decades, people with cases before the court, their lawyers and those who just came to see the arguments have climbed the grand steps arrayed in front of the courthouse's marble columns, passed under the inscribed words "Equal Justice Under Law" and walked through a passage flanked by two six-ton bronze doors that show historic scenes in the development of the law.
On one of the walls, Cromwell spotted a series of inscribed words: "God is love.
For "The Riverbed," Ono inscribed words like "dream" and "remember" on river stones, and a collection of these stones is present at both venues.
As against instantiation of any sort, Stebbing (1935, p. 9) argues that a token is not an instance of a type, because "the type is a logical construction out of tokens having similarity or conventional association [as the inscribed word with the spoken].
One of the best parts about writing is that you do not have to be a pro to reap the paybacks of creating the inscribed word.
Before the blast he spoke with a man wearing a white shroud inscribed with words saying it would wrap his body if he died on the road to Karbala.
The Wadsworth Atheneum's Sanitary Commission quilt, made in New York around 1865, comprises striped, checked and criss-crossed squares in shades of red and brown, some inscribed with words of encouragement for the wounded recipient.
He plastered the family's Paramount home with sticky notes inscribed with words in Spanish and English of each household item.
In 1980, The Byron Society placed a memorial plaque for Allegra at Harrow, inscribed with words from a letter Byron wrote to Shelley after her death: "I suppose that Time will do his usual work... – Death has done his".
