Sentence examples for read inscriptions from inspiring English sources

Whole cities are underwater; you can snorkel over them and read inscriptions carved into ancient monoliths.

Last year, Rubina Raja at Aarhus University in Denmark used computer software to read inscriptions on an 8th century rolled silver scroll from Jerash in Jordan.

At the nearby Birkenau camp, part of the Auschwitz complex, the pope slowly passed along a monument to camp victims, situated between the ruins of the two biggest gas chambers and crematoria, pausing to read inscriptions in 23 languages.

Their imaginations ran wild as they read inscriptions on the tombstones.

Professor Bennett was considered the father of Mycenaean epigraphy — that is, the intricate art of reading inscriptions from the Mycenaean period, as the slice of the Greek Bronze Age from about 1600 to 1200 B.C. is known.

Throughout the process of creating stable representations (or, perhaps more accurately, stable techniques of representation), conflicts abound: over the adequacy of models and the accuracy of measurements, the right ways of reading inscriptions, and the wider meanings that can be extrapolated from such records, taken alone or brought into interaction with one another.

She read the inscriptions with a proofreader's eye.

There's still enough light left in the afternoon sky for her to read the inscriptions.

Those who visit the small graveyard can read the inscriptions on memorial stones celebrating the famous clan.

He couldn't read the inscriptions on them from pictures on the museum Web site, he said.

As museum visitors read the inscriptions on the rivets, they reflect on the stories and people behind them.