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The inscription on the stone tablet has been rubbed away by the hands of countless tourists over the centuries.

The inscription on the logo's border is a quote from William Wordsworth, a romantic English poet: "Newton... a mind forever voyaging through strange seas of thought... alone.

This online service lets authors create a digital autograph and inscription and send it directly to the consumer’s Kindle through the wireless connection.

The earliest evidence of the use of the name Lhasa in place of Resa is found in an inscription on a stone tablet set up in A.D. 806 at Gehui Temple on the south bank of Lhasa River.

The inscription seems to have been worn away.

The inscription on the stone had worn away.

The box bore an inscription with John’s name and presumed date of birth.

An inscription placed there by his great-great-grandson Shah Jahan, creator of the Taj Mahal, describes it as “this light garden of an angel king”.

Moreover, there are without any prompt, and without any certain famous person's inscription on the door. I suppose, simplicity in this way, perhaps was exactly in keeping with Tito's own meaning.

The donor engraved the following inscription upon it.

Face B bears what Coedes and Krom describe as an unfinished inscription celebrating a victorious king.

The art forms of the Tibetan Buddhist sculpture vary widely as there are the stone inscription, the woodcarving, the bronze sculpture, and the clay sculpture.

Each cross has its own inscription.

I foresee that during the rest of the walk he will read aloud any inscription that occurs.

So any epitaph is therefore a self-declared cenotaph an inscription on a place where the body isn't which of course tells us a lot too about the arbitrary nature of language.

As I stood in front of it, two women came over to look, and helped me translate the Hindi inscription.

Reading the inscription on the now yellowing frontispiece gives me such bittersweet emotions, even now.

Later, in a cheap, plastic-covered copy of Webster's Ninth Collegiate, on the page crediting the editorial staff, she found an inscription in red: "re: P.B. Gove?" and, again in black, "p."

The inscription read, "To Lillian, for always being there."