Sentence examples for words sealed from inspiring English sources

It is packaged in a labeled bottle that has an inner foil seal imprinted with the words: "Sealed for Your Protection".

Rose crossed the deck to say to the other man, "Excuse me, haven't I met you at the Hydro?" and, as one of the case's historians puts it, "with these simple words sealed his doom".

And no, the words "seal of approval" have never appeared on the seal.

A charter should in other words seal the deal, not describe it.

Her status both as head of state and as the most respected member of Britain's royal family was taken by her hosts as imparting a particular gravity to her words, sealing a closeness that has grown in recent years.

We have been fully welcomed into the fold by the president of the United States, his mellifluous flow of words sealing the deal.

Every phrase is chiseled, each word sealed into place, the better to allow that "little voice that whispers crystal clear" to have its say.

Both July 4ths, almost a century apart, shared the gift of words: in 1776 the historic Jefferson/Adams/Franklin Declaration words were sealed on parchment; in 1862 Lewis Carroll's landmark words were spoken aloud; finally on July 4, 1865, his words were sealed in the first edition of literary classic Alice in Wonderland.

In the top half of this margin are the words "Seal of the State of Indiana".

With those words, Tynan sealed the fate of John Osborne's play.

The J-Factor, No. 46, is a list of ways to inject a classroom with joy, from giving students nicknames to handing out vocabulary words in sealed envelopes to build suspense.