Sentence examples for it has etched from inspiring English sources

8 It has etched its mark in popular culture with the likes of Beavis and Butt-head banging their heads instead of reviewing video clips for songs, with the first of these being "I Wanna Be Sedated" by The Ramones. 9 Head banging was popularised in the movie Wayne's World when Wayne, Garth, and friends started head banging to Queen's epic ballad "Bohemian Rhapsody".

Recognizing the enormous rigor of the job, and the toll it has etched on the faces of those who have held it, many wonder if McCain can serve competently, and whether he will even contemplate a second term.

That kind of confidence grows partly out of Boston's long memory, which has etched into it the Blizzard of 1978.

It is clear that his subjects are women by choice, not birth, and that this choice has etched their faces with amazing mixtures of sadness, defiance and nobility.

It's the bureaucratic equivalent of keeping the whole fifth grade in from recess because Tommy has etched a four-letter word into his desk.

And her familiar slanted script, as if she has etched each letter one by one.

Boston has etched a particularly rich constellation onto the heavens above New England.

And now, with that 43 long green jacket, Phil Mickelson has etched himself into Masters history.

One of them is Brece Honeycutt, who has etched snippets of the poems into copper plates.

He has etched so many defining moments of his own and he knew.

There surface erosion has etched irregular and deeply cut valleys, and rounded hills contrast sharply with small intermontane basins.