calligraphically

To my mind, it was clearly named with the 'poetry collection' sense in view, since the window displayed a plaster model of an open book with the name inscribed calligraphically, but when I drew their attention to this, they shrugged—I'm guessing whoever named the place and ordered the plaster book was no longer around, and nobody else knew.

languagehat.com: DIVAN. 2005

'Sidge', on the other hand, could be cuneiform, and 'Tun' and 'Val' are probably calligraphically drifted from demotic.

Explorers Of Gor Norman, John, 1931- 1980

It can hardly be questioned that when these pictures were first used calligraphically they were meant to represent the idea of a bird or animal.

A History of Science: in Five Volumes. Volume I: The Beginnings of Science 1904

The title engraved calligraphically on the stone monument was written by Kin-ichiro Sakaguchi, Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo, a world authority on applied microbiology and the first Vice-President of RIKEN when it was a government-affiliated company.

innovations-report 2008

The title engraved calligraphically on the stone monument was written by Kin-ichiro Sakaguchi, Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo, a world authority on applied microbiology and the first Vice-President of RIKEN when it was a government-affiliated company.

innovations-report 2008

The title engraved calligraphically on the stone monument was written by Kin-ichiro Sakaguchi, Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo, a world authority on applied microbiology and the first Vice-President of RIKEN when it was a government-affiliated company.

innovations-report 2008

It was a breast the size of a man’s shoe, and it had been sprinkled with the advertised pine nuts and calligraphically swirled with a red pepper reduction, whatever that meant.

The Position Meg Wolitzer 2005