Sentence examples for more inscribed from inspiring English sources

Jones will have had his players for less than two weeks when the Six Nations starts and England will look different by the end of the tournament as his mark becomes more inscribed.

From the vantage point of a professional referee using a recommended officiating system for international matches, actual left-to-right or right-to-left directional regularities are more inscribed onto the general run of play than one might expect.

In London, dealers' stalls and showrooms were flooded by the mid-1990's with small tablets dating back 3,500 years or more, inscribed with cuneiform characters portraying daily life.

And none more bloodily inscribed than in the hills and hollows of the West Virginia coal fields.

With continued excavation from 1952, more than 1,000 inscribed tablets were found at Pylos, and a fine 13th-century-bce Mycenaean palace was revealed.

The proposals offered are illustrated with excerpts from a study based on a close analysis of a corpus of texts of written interaction comprising over 80,000 running words, texts in which invoked attitude was more frequent than inscribed attitudes.

Among the earliest records of the language are more than 2,000 ostraca (inscribed pottery fragments), largely records of wine deliveries dating from the 1st century bce, which were discovered in excavations (1949 58) at Nisa, an Arsacid capital near modern Ashgabat in Turkmenistan.

They are the objects of ordinary life, demonstratively inscribed and growing more flamboyant over the decades.

More awe-inspiring is a lavishly inscribed figure of the priestess Takushit, from the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.

They stroll through the cemetery with its weather-pocked headstones, some inscribed in German and more than 200 years old.

How was it that this Latin inscribed sheepskin parchment became anything more than a minor foot note in English history?