immortalising

In some places on the Rhine, pots of paint and brushes are offered by the natives to the traveller desirous of "immortalising" himself.] "Up on the hill stood a man, a poet.

What the Moon Saw: and Other Tales Alfred Walter Bayes 1840

During my years in Philadelphia the immortalising function of EBV was demonstrated for human B-lymphocytes, and the role of this virus as a causative agent of infectious mononucleosis was conclusively established.

Harald zur Hausen - Autobiography 2009

All the other, digital, stuff might be seen by more people in the short term, but it would be the book that was the real defining, immortalising statement of his beliefs over future centuries.

Brian Ruckley · ‘Tis the Year of the Anniversary 2009

Atilla the Stockbroker made a better career of it (even immortalising Swells himself in verse), but I always thought Wells was the better poet: there was something about the way the words came rolling straight out, their righteous hatred intact, no trace of technique, all sneer and attitude.

RIP Seething Wells « Squares of Wheat 2009

It will be dedicated to the performance, cataloguing and propagation of the form and, in the process, the immortalising of her name.

Interview: Marina Abramovic Sean O 2010

Atilla the Stockbroker made a better career of it (even immortalising Swells himself in verse), but I always thought Wells was the better poet: there was something about the way the words came rolling straight out, their righteous hatred intact, no trace of technique, all sneer and attitude.

June « 2009 « Squares of Wheat 2009

He's even transferred the old home movies to DVD, potentially immortalising their awfulness.

The rise and rise of family photographs 2011

I look forward to giving your name a right old Star Wars twist, and immortalising you in that galaxy far, far away.

Really??!!??!! karenmiller 2009

David Vance; any chance of immortalising that quote on the Site homepage?

BALANCE IN THE OFFING 2009

Long before Jamie Oliver was singing the praises of such women, Victoria Wood was immortalising them in one of the most touching sitcoms of recent times.

Archive 2006-11-01 DAVID BISHOP 2006