In fact she was thinking of having a plaque made for the door.

I stop before the church and read a small plaque.

The plaque says he then gave the area its name.

What we want to know next is, did they have plaque just the same?

They'll put a plaque up on the wall of the building outside the room.

They put up a plaque with his name on it.

But there will not be a plaque out on the street.

It is not known what became of its small plaque.

There is a plaque at the point where he was last seen.

All this came to mind the morning I first saw the plaque and every day since.

I was to be given a plaque with my name on it, she told me.

We should have put a plaque with her name on it above the door.

When he looked out in the hall the next morning, no plaque.

There is a plaque to this effect on the building.

There is a plaque on the wall of a house where she was killed.

A blue plaque has been put up on the house to show where he lived.

The plaque of 1710 made the situation even more critical.

A second plaque has been added, to the right of the war dead.

"But if someone says a house is 1760 and I say it's 1820, they're not going to get a plaque from us."

In the end, a street sign or a plaque make little difference.

Most such plaques name just the man of the house.

The patients decided to make a plaque out of her picture.

I can tell you what happened to the missing plaque.

She was making no attempt to take back the plaque.

On the other side, however, was a plaque with far more names.