Sentence examples for still inscribed from inspiring English sources

It was built to house Mr. Hartford's art collection, and his name is still inscribed in front.

A decade ago, before the police fatally shot an unarmed man, Amadou Diallo — and tortured another, Abner Louima, in a station house — Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's police commissioner, Howard Safir, spent millions to promote a new police motto still inscribed on every patrol car: Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect.

It follows that, despite his criticism of the narrow confines of transcendental and/or subject-centred philosophy, Yorck's philosophical conception of history is still inscribed within the confines of Geist-philosophy.

On the back of many of his works he still inscribes the Cultural Revolution-era phrase "Mao is the red sun in our hearts!" But unlike most Chinese, many of whom suffered under Mao, Mr. Wang did not discard his fanaticism after Mao died in 1976.

And, six years after Adenhart died, O'Day still inscribes each of his caps with NA 34 (Adenhart's uniform number), still remembers his friend.

We are still to inscribe our laws on goat and calf skin as we have done for 1,000 years instead of, as proposed, moving to archival paper to save £80,000 a year.

The club was owned by Abe Pollin, a septuagenarian businessman with philanthropic interests, who still hoped to inscribe his name in the city's memory.

She still has the copy - inscribed, inside the faded pink-red covers, "Claire Delavenay, from Mummy.

Headstones outside the still-vibrant Vikur Lutheran Church bear names inscribed in Icelandic.

Although they've managed to read only a few complete words so far, the researchers have reconstructed a nearly complete Greek alphabet from the letters inscribed on a still-rolled-up scroll, they report today in Nature Communications.

The telegrams he frequently sent to friends and acquaintances, for example, were often inscribed simply "I am Still Alive" – for a serial work ongoing from 1970 until telegrams became obsolete.