Sentence examples for to epitaph from inspiring English sources
verb
To write or speak after the manner of an epitaph.
He simply began "Silver Wings," a song that presaged his current signing to Epitaph when the roots-punk band the Knitters recorded it in 1985.
The final nomination goes to Epitaph, the physical comedy double of Adrian Wenner and Ethan Sandler, who base their show She's Dead: Move On, around the untimely passing of a girlfriend.
Special thanks to Epitaph and Anti- Records.
It was also back when everyone listened to Epitaph Records bands, so there's a lot of those on soundtrack.
While considering the helicopter, note that these guys are signed to Epitaph Records, the pop punk Motown founded by Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz.
The Iowa-based writer Jennifer Wilson is posting photographs of gravestones and then writing "flash fiction" in response to epitaphs submitted by followers.
There is, fourth, the fictional form belonging to the epitaph, according to which the dead man is supposed to be saying the words himself.
There is, third, the conventional form belonging to the epitaph and reflecting back to antiquity; it is terse enough to be cut in stone and tight-lipped also, perhaps for other reasons, such as the speaker's shame.
All unwed girls bring violets from their gardens to the Epitaph which they proceed to adorn, praying.
According to her epitaph, composed by her eldest brother, James, she was to be mourned chiefly for her piety.
comes closer to an epitaph than an epigraph.
