Sentence examples for not engraved from inspiring English sources

Invitations are not engraved; in fact, sometimes they are faxed.

"It's not engraved in stone he's going to play all five matches," Strange said.

It is written, not engraved, across two neat columns, similar to columns in a Torah.

They have not engraved an Australian name on that board since David Boon went up, 22 years ago.

In the view of Francis Mer, the new finance minister, the commitment is not "engraved in stone".

Tiepolo's pen-and-wash drawings were a small side issue in his enormous production, and they were not engraved or otherwise multiplied in his lifetime.

This Cup also properly honoured those teams that did not engrave their names on the Cup.

Do not engrave anything into rocks or other land features.

In its best-known just-so story, the demiurge of modern decline was Woodrow Wilson, who in his pre-Presidential days, when he was a political scientist, argued that the Constitution wasn't engraved national scripture but a flexible living document open to interpretation and amendment as American democracy evolved.

Never met a category it couldn't engrave — there's a best action movie, a best comedy and a best picture, along with animated feature and foreign film prizes.

If I had not had engraved in me a long-lasting fear of all things simple, I am certain that I would be a much better writer today.