Sentence examples for now enshrines from inspiring English sources

From 1964 to 1987, Dawson helped build the Hall of Fame into an attraction that now enshrines such celebrated inductees as Johnny Weissmuller, Buster Crabbe, Mark Spitz, Gertrude Ederle, Eleanor Holm and Esther Williams.

This is now enshrined in European law.

Such attacks are now enshrined in bureaucratese as regime lethal.

In May, North Carolina voters overwhelmingly approved the ban, now enshrined in the state's constitution.

The budget he referred to was approved in May and is now enshrined in law.

The "Activism Center" Volkswagen microbus from the club is now enshrined at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

The game is now enshrined in folklore as one of England's greatest ever performances.

The "military covenant", now enshrined in law, was found to be sadly wanting.

Whether or not one agrees with the logic, it is now enshrined as a matter of high principle.

This bargain is now enshrined in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which promotes nuclear power even as it discourages nuclear weapons.

All are now enshrined except Fred McGriff, a first-time candidate who got just 21.5 percent of the vote on Wednesday.