Sentence examples for own engraving from inspiring English sources

In 1716 he opened his own engraving shop in London and soon began to make tools for bookbinders and silver chasers.

To see the William Blake exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art -- the books he wrote in his own hand and illustrated with his own engraving -- is to see the primal relation between word and image renewed.

It combines a six-centuries-long timeline of the history of engraving and historical perspective (Collins calls the social and political commentary that was disseminated via 18th-century engraved prints "an early form of blogging") with a primer on how to do your own engraving, and the aforementioned guide to social stationery.

Techno is often described as heady, but for Brainscapes, the latest release on his own Engrave LTD imprint, Dodi Palese took the concept and made it literal.

He set up the paper's own photo-engraving shop, an unusual luxury at the time.

I have my own permanently engraved memory of Rivera making a bad throw to second base, surrendering a one-run lead and losing to the Arizona Diamondbacks in the ninth inning of Game 7 of the 2001 World Series.

He said he's going to get me his own cup and engrave it to present to me, which I thought was super.

By the time the fallacy in this reading became obvious, his persona, thanks in part to the Uncle Duke figure in Garry Trudeau's comic strip, but largely because of his own efforts, was engraved in pop-culture stone.

"The first step was to draw my own patterns and engrave them on wood like Indian wedges.

In this period, map engravers were particularly important: the maps of Abraham Ortelius were engraved by Franz Hogenberg; Gerardus Mercator engraved his own map designs; and Jodocus Hondius bought the Mercator plates after their use in the edition of 1596 and introduced them in England, along with some of his own work.

His parents own Abramson Jewelry and Engraving, a store in Manhattan.