Sentence examples similar to inscribing of from inspiring English sources

158 names of notable Oregonians are inscribed on the walls of the legislative chambers; of these, only six are women.

But the writing is of the 4th century, and the whole text is probably not a re-inscribing of a genuine document but a patriotic concoction of the age in which it was written and erected.

The idea of inscribing the name of every person killed echoes Maya Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington.

Paste the star onto a square piece of cardboard, and inscribe one of the guests name underneath the star.

(L'écriture féminine, or feminine writing, is the project of inscribing the feminine into the language of a text).

Except for some of his earliest works, Yoakum signed and inscribed each of his drawings with the location and the date on which he had visited it.

The act of inscribing was what was significant, not the evidence of the act.

The other is inscribed "Thomas Mears of London Fecit 1797," indicating the year it was made.

He visits his late wife's grave, which is inscribed "Wife of Oscar Wilde".

Along the way, they learned Greek and inscribed some of their possessions in that language.

Later, in "Wind Elegy — Remembering 9/11," they can inscribe strips of natural fiber paper with personal meditations.