Sentence examples for inscriptions made from inspiring English sources

The areas between the bands were generally decorated with friezelike inscriptions made up of Gothic or Gothic-style characters.

Travelling extensively in southern Italy, Greece, Egypt, and the Near East, he copied hundreds of inscriptions, made drawings of monuments, and collected medallions, statuettes, and manuscripts.

When I visited the ridge in January of 1998, the river was exactly two inches lower than it had been at the time of the earliest dated carving, 763 A.D. The inscriptions made it clear that, in these parts, the Yangtze's own cycle mattered more than the schedules of any authority.

This terminology is misleading because according to philosophers' usage, an act can be one of speaker meaning with no sounds uttered or even any inscriptions made.

Further inscriptions made before ninth century indicate the rule of Pallava kings, whose capital was Kanchipuram.

Later inscriptions made more use of Ge'ez, the language of the Aksumites, perhaps indicating a decline in its use for more international trade (i.e. with Rome and India).

But the paucity of surviving inscriptions make it unclear exactly when and why.

Ancient bronze inscriptions make frequent mention of mobilizing the military units at the eastern capital at times when the Zhou feudal states needed assistance.

Nonliterary evidence also points in the direction of a peace: the evidence of inscriptions makes it probable that no tribute was levied in 448.

The cave-like dwelling near the North Holland Dune Reserve has Shire-style round windows and doors, and sleeps four, with bunkbeds carved out of the rock, underfloor heating and ancient Elvish wall inscriptions, making it very hobbitable indeed.

Following on the reiterated claim that accounting inscriptions make action at a distance possible, we draw on post-mathematical topology to explain that this distance work is dependent on inscriptions acting on distances.