Sentence examples for stone plaques from inspiring English sources

Similar themes occur on portable objects made of bone and antlers and on stone plaques.

A cracked Pompeiian-style urn and stone plaques ("Omnia vincit amor") seem unearthed from an archaeological dig.

Commemorative stone plaques mark past acts of terrorism ("On this spot Elhanan Aharon was killed. From his blood we will live and build Jerusalem").

Many of the graves are grouped near one another on the hillside, with small "Class of '97" stone plaques that only hint of the loss that befell the town.

Visitors saw him standing there, alone amid the stone plaques and tablets, and they tried in vain to measure an emptiness so vast that no amount of yearning could fill it.

The museum administration responded, almost overnight, by removing, with hammer and chisel, the inscriptions on the nineteen stone plaques, and charging the International Auschwitz Council with the task of drafting a new text incorporating Piper's revised calculations.

I have since returned to Heysel and there is a stone plaque outside, on the wall.

A stone plaque commemorates the 1,807 British and Commonwealth soldiers, sailors and airmen whose bodies were never found.

A stone plaque records his promise to walkers that they would be rewarded at the top by "One of England's goodliest vistas".

Today the torch convoy will make a detour into its paved area, then salute a huge stone plaque which records all the winners of those 1908 Games.

Divine judgment on the sinfulness of the citizens was also blamed, and a stone plaque put the bakery site in 1681, blaming Roman Catholics, was only removed because the number of people stopping to read it was causing traffic jams.