indelibly

• “In great bands, in long lines, slowly, towheaded, sore-footed, the vast gatherings of the prolific lower range moved north, each cow with its title indelibly marked upon its hide.”

  The Passing of the Frontier; a chronicle of the old West

• “Yet these are the pictures which remain indelibly inked upon it.”

  Cafe Writing ~ Picture of My Heart

• “Do you have any dishes that while not your favorite, will remain indelibly associated in your mind with a particular family member?”

  Archive 2009-06-01

• “Egon Ronay, the dapper Hungarian food critic who stamped his name indelibly on British culinary history, has died at the age of 94.”

  The Guardian: Egon Ronay, Britain's king of good food, dies at 94

• “I mean, yes we have to teach our children, but other than that this terrible tragedy, this attack on our nation will remain indelibly etched into our history.”

  9/11: We Will Never Forget!!!

• “Now, a year later, Fitzgerald is again making a bid to have his name indelibly inscribed in the annals of radicalism with the imprimatur of the NYR.”

  SF State cont'd.

• “Governor of the Colony, have inscribed his name indelibly on the page of history, not only as one of Nature's Noblemen, but as an eminent”

  The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922

• “During this period John Brown stamped his name indelibly upon American history.”

  Frederick Douglass

• “Then the Twenty-second Convention met in Raleigh on May 6, 1924, in the new Sir Walter, a name indelibly woven into the history of North Carolina, not needing even the city of Raleigh to make it famous and familiar.”

  History of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs 1901-1925

• “Most of them perished, but the history of their deeds will remain indelibly stamped as an instruction to generations yet unborn.”

  The Canadian Outlook

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