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Etched In Stone
or Concrete Names To make something permanent and incapable of being changed, typically a plan or idea. Permanently fixed or firmly established; incapable of being changed. Often used in the negative. [from the free dictionary] |
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At the corner of Frederick and Cole in San Francisco, the name Frederick was etched into the sidewalk near the curb.
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Lizzie was etched into a cracked sidewalk and filled with gravel.
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The name Michael was etched into the wall of a church. The old English font
lent it an air of importance.
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The name Sanchez was cast into the sidewalk alongside Sanchez Street in San Francisco
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The name Henry was cast into the concrete sidewalk at the intersection of Henry Street with another street.
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