Sentence examples for would be inscribed from inspiring English sources

His name would be inscribed on a larger plaque mounted at Soundview Scuba in Southold, the tournament sponsor.

They never reached potentially relevant details such as what, if anything, would be inscribed on the cake.

Underground galleries were to surround the pools, with low parapets on which the victims' names would be inscribed.

Except for its beveled tip, the entire girth and length of a bullet fired through a bar-code barrel would be inscribed with several copies of the code.

Their names would be inscribed in the gardens of Yad Vashem, not far from the trees planted in memory of famous rescuers of Jews, such as Raoul Wallenberg and Oskar Schindler.

And this week, on the eve of the park's dedication, it hit another snag, as two foundations took the park sponsors to court over where their acknowledgments would be inscribed at the site.

Thank heaven for that, or we'd be debating Xavier's chances in the B.C.S. polls and someone would be inscribing a speech by Florida quarterback Tim Tebow somewhere.

Schubert knew he was facing death ensured through his genius that he would forever be inscribed in the book of life.

An early announcement that he would like his gravestone to be inscribed "a revolutionary soldier kneeling to be blessed", from Yeats's poem, matured, in his later years, to the unequivocal "surrounded by idiots".

When the Postal Service announced its lineup of 2011 stamps in August, it planned for most of them to be inscribed with "44," or whatever the rate would be at the time for a first-class letter.

The memorial aspect would be most obvious in the granite paving under the canopy, to be inscribed with narrative text, facts, statistics, quotations and poetry.