Sentence examples for should be etched from inspiring English sources

By all rights, Hamilton's name should be etched forever in October lore.

Solitary confinement is a human-rights violation, and banning its use is a policy decision that should be etched in state laws across the country.

There's a Hollywood saying that should be etched in marble: If press sold records, Captain Beefheart would be a big star.

All that counted in the end were the numbers and they should be etched in the national psyche alongside those that football left us: 4-2 and 1966.

Or, as Orbach puts it: "Diet companies rely on a 95percentnt recidivism rate, a figure that should be etched into every dieter's consciousness".

Like earthquakes, tsunamis, and other natural calamities, the experience of Hiroshima should be etched into human memory: it was even more dramatic a catastrophe than those natural disasters precisely because it was man-made.

The design is controlled by applying a stop-out varnish to areas that should not be etched.

The remaining design should now be etched into the glass.

The building is protected by landmark status, and the library expects the name to be etched on the building should approval be granted by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Peel the area to be etched.

In constructing what should be indelibly etched in history as one of the greatest final rounds in major championship history, Phil Mickelson moved into illustrious company.