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Meanings of inscribe in English
Synonyms
Examples for "enter"
Examples for "enter"
1
Witnesses said security forces allowed protesters to enter the main airport building.
2
Tens of thousands of children enter Russia's decrepit orphanage system every year.
3
They allow people to escape their reality and enter a new one.
4
Washington says the government should enter a new dialogue with the opposition.
5
Even before children enter school, years of learning have already taken place.
1
The new recruit now hopes to change the way police are seen.
2
Companies large and small recruit from Kaggle's fertile field of problem solvers.
3
Support young people to achieve positive outcomes -visit Tusla recruit here
4
Funding will also be made available to political parties to recruit immigrants.
5
It will thus be possible to recruit more international doctors and nurses.
1
L-1's gadgets are even being used widely to enroll school bus drivers.
2
His parents say he will likely enroll at a community college first.
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This is even before having to enroll additional patients, Stifel's Klein said.
4
This led her parents to enroll her in a school called Westland.
5
Vacationers can take group lessons or enroll in more intensive three-day programs.
1
However, her main need was still to enrol him in her conspiracy.
2
His parents say he will likely enrol at a community college first.
3
Similarly, we are unable to enrol new PPP lenders at this time.
4
Parents would not be forced to enrol their children in online schools.
5
Try again or enrol at the Unseen University to further your education.
Catalan
autografiar Usage of inscribe in English
1
He began to inscribe commands onto the page, in words and drawings.
2
He paused to inscribe this sentence on the tablets of his memory.
3
You will please inscribe this at once upon your tablets, Miss Ross.
4
On the ground I inscribe the words: King and Queen of the Jews.
5
It should serve to inscribe the proper path across the breaks.
6
They shot past, then began to inscribe tight circles, coming back toward us.
7
He watched the nun inscribe an X in the roll book.
8
Whitehead is but a little man to inscribe verses to players.
9
Behold, artist as creator and world upon world to unfurl, inscribe, delineate, destroy.
10
Don't inscribe the second two, just flat sign them and put down the date.
11
In Uthwart, then, is the plain tablet, for the influences of place to inscribe.
12
Among the barbarians many keep books wherein to inscribe their deep and beautiful thoughts.
13
And he would probably inscribe it for her on the wall of the temple.
14
I breathe frost on the window and inscribe my initials with a little heart.
15
They conveyed knowledge, seemed to inscribe it upon Erin's bones.
16
They are not a legal document inscribed on a paper, it said.
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