Use "engrave" in a sentence
1. Engrave it upon your heart.”
2. 26 My heart will engrave the tear.
3. 24 From now on engrave! Forget it!
4. 27 Only engrave if it is a special gift.
5. Etching: to engrave by eating away the surface with acids.
6. 25 It is difficult to engrave in marble.
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8. 22 Because the boy engrave upon my memory.
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13. He had the jeweler engrave his name on the back of the watch.
14. 18 Harrods will also engrave your child's name on the side.
15. 28 He has heard the words and they engrave a memory.
16. The boys would like to engrave your name here on the gunstock.
17. 16 The jeweller will engrave the inside of the ring with her name.
18. 29 We hope to engrave an inestimably precious legacy into the collective memory of watchmaking devotees.
19. 20 He had the jeweler engrave his name on the back of the watch.
20. THE Bible writers did not engrave their words on stone; neither did they inscribe them on durable clay tablets.
21. 30 Was this why the Cro-Magnon artists chose to paint and engrave their work in caves?
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23. “Hong Kong police say local syndicates linked to Chinese organized crime triads engrave, emboss and encode fake cards using numbers provided by corrupt retailers.
24. Engrave the names of the sons of Israel on the two stones the way a gem cutter engraves a seal. Then mount the stones in gold filigree settings.
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26. Neilson's effort to engrave Louis-Joseph QUESNEL's Colas et Colinette in 1807-09 faltered at the proof stage, and no copy is extant of The Berlin Waltz which the piano builder and music engraver Frederick Hund advertised in the Québec Mercury in 1818.
27. This page shows answers to the clue Characterize, followed by 8 definitions like “To engrave or imprint”, “Be characteristic of” and “To be a characteristic of”.Synonyms for Characterize are for example demonstrate, epitomize and exemplify.More synonyms can be found below the puzzle answers.
28. In five cases, the plug-in has been used to engrave a dotted full note over a Barline, so that the first full-note’s worth occurs before the Barline, and the remaining half-note occurs at the beginning of the next bar: but only one dotted full note has been engraved.
29. The book of Ezekiel is distinguished by visions, similes, and allegories, or parables, and especially by performance of symbolic actions, as when Ezekiel was told by God to engrave a sketch of Jerusalem on a brick and then to stage a mock siege against it as a sign to Israel.
30. An additional cause of “imperfections” could have been that since hieratic Egyptian was mainly used to write cursively, its use to engrave a record on metal plates could mean that minor slips of an engraver’s hand without an effective “eraser” at hand to make corrections could result in misreading the characters.
31. Burin (religion, spiritualism, and occult) A sharp, pointed tool used in Witchcraft and Ceremonial Magic, for marking other magical items.Many Wiccan traditions engrave signs and symbols on the handles and/or blades of their working tools.Similarly, names are inscribed on candles to be used in candle magic.The Burin is used to do this engraving.
32. ‘A fine Burin was used to engrave the music on a copper plate, which was then etched with acid.’ ‘An engraving is made by cutting lines in a metal plate with a sharp tool called a Burin.’ ‘Reproductive photography of this sort remains bound to its function as the artist's record, as the engraver's aide-memoire, and as the low-quality
33. Characterize (v.) 1590s, "to engrave, write," back-formation from characterization, or else from Medieval Latin characterizare, from Greek kharaktērizein "to designate by a characteristic mark," from kharaktēr (see character).Meaning "to describe the qualities of" is recorded from 1630s; sense of "to be characteristic of" is from 1744; that of "impart a special stamp or character to" is from