Paper is shipped blank to the Bureau which engraves its own plates.
A series of duets ensues in which men and women appear to vie for sexual ascendance, and here it's the sprung force and erotic attack of Laurretta Summerscales which engraves itself most memorably against the inky shadows.
The incident which engraved his personality on the Italian psyche occurred in 1950, in a restaurant in Rome, when a woman dining with friends nearby took off her jacket, revealing bare shoulders and Scalfaro leapt to his feet and denounced her; he later denied reports that he had also given her a slap.
There was never an expert that could have predicted that one day the Arab League which engraved upon its flag the three "No's" of Khartoum, would publish an initiative which refutes them all, and would instead suggest a proposal of its own for a path towards peace, not only between Israelis and Palestinians but with all Arab countries.
The cemetery offers over 60 religious symbols with which to engrave headstones -- some of which may be familiar and others rarely viewed in public spaces.
The court threw out Chu Boon's defence plea and he was convicted on grounds that he had "under his control, the tombstone of his brother, Tan Chay Wa, on which was engraved in Chinese characters an inscription which tended to advocate acts prejudicial to the security of Singapore".
Or the housekeeper's birthday, Feb. 20 — 220 — which turns out to be "amicable" with the number 284, which is engraved on the back of a watch he was given in college as a prize for his thesis; the factors of one number add up to the other.
Both used power in the service of higher ideas, which are engraved nearby on the walls.
We wove between the plants to the back wall, which was engraved with names.
To take another card, the player presses a push piece at 8 o'clock, which is engraved with the word "player".
