Sentence examples for later inscribed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hussein ordered the arch built in 1985 in a letter later inscribed on a tablet near one pair of the swords.

He committed suicide the following year, and a postcard he'd sent her arrived a few days later, inscribed "Elizabeth, Go to hell".

The book is dedicated to them, with the phrase "called back" under their names: these were among the last written words of Emily Dickinson, later inscribed on her headstone.

Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" And yes, when Emma Lazarus wrote these words – later inscribed on the Statue of Liberty – by "storied pomp", she meant us Brits.

Lincoln's words - later inscribed on the pedestal of his statue that can still be found in Lincoln Square, Manchester - praised the workers for their selfless act of "sublime Christian heroism, which has not been surpassed in any age or in any country".

Their names were later inscribed on a memorial plaque in Šišinec, at the Kupa River crossing point.

The full score of Tristan, that he presented to Berlioz 20 years later, is inscribed: "To the dear and great author of Romeo and Juliet, from the grateful author of Tristan and Isolde".

The Church leaders of later centuries inscribed Sunday rest into official Church teaching, and Christian governments have attempted to enforce the Sunday rest throughout history.

Imagine Alexander the Great's weary generals on the run and hiding here from their maniacal leader, or later Lord Byron, who inscribed his signature on the wall.

And tennis was not at the forefront of his considerations, we learned later, as he inscribed the lens of the courtside camera with an exhortation to spare a thought for his native Serbia, where floods have claimed at least 20 lives.

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