| Mutilation was used throughout medieval and early-modern Europe to inscribe punishment publicly upon the body. |
| These were one liners written by groups of five poets who would each secretly inscribe a word on a slip of paper. |
| Mailer, disappointed to find that Buckley had apparently neglected to inscribe the book, promptly flipped through the index to see whether he had been mentioned. |
| It can be shown by geometry that the radius of a circle will inscribe six equal chords within the circumference of the circle. |
| A physical principle called the diffraction limit says that light cannot be used to see or inscribe features that are smaller than half its wavelength. |
| Almost everywhere one can see the names and other writings which the visitors inscribe on the stones and marbles. |
