Sentence examples for was inscribed into from inspiring English sources

The Gulag, in a sense, was inscribed into the country as a whole.

This outlook was inscribed into the very names of Guinea's neighbor Côte d'Ivoire and of Ghana, which was known to its British masters as the Gold Coast.

Schweinsteiger gripped his head in disbelief as stadium employees began preparing for the trophy ceremony and Chelsea's name was inscribed into the cup.

At the very birth of the republic, in effect, an open-ended mandate for individual rights was inscribed into the DNA of the body politic, with implications that such rights would expand gradually over time.

During the Seven Years' War, much of Wittenberg was destroyed, but Castle Church was rebuilt in the 1800s and the text of Luther's Ninety-Five Theses was inscribed into the church's front doors.

YANKEE STADIUM is inscribed into the stone and highlighted in gold leaf.

This is the foundation of many government pronouncements, but nowhere else has it been inscribed into legislation and tested in a court of law.

"Making a mistake in an event as grand as the Olympics, and to come so close to a gold medal, is a feeling that is inscribed into your bones and printed on your heart," he told me.

Near the intersection of Forsyth and Hester streets, the American Dream is being reinvented daily at the Emma Lazarus High School for English Language Scholars, named after the poet whose words are inscribed into the base of the Statue of Liberty.

McQueen, screenwriter Enda Walsh and cinematographer Sean Bobbitt create a series of hard, spare scenes in which horrifyingly brutal action takes place: the compositions show how violence and hate and fear were inscribed into the very brickwork.

"In friendship there is a rule... no sorry, no thank you," Indian actor Salman Khan famously said in his 1989 debut film Maine Pyar Kiya (I Fell in Love) – one of many lines that has been inscribed into the memories of Bollywood movie fans across the world.