Sentence examples for ink marker from inspiring English sources

A half-page ad for Glass Chalk, an ink marker used to make washable graffiti on glass, depicts a mischievous-looking cheerleader with marker in hand, posed beside summer-camp snapshots showing windows scrawled with gently taunting insults against opposing teams.

At the Brown Institute, Martin used a Krink K-51 permanent black ink marker with a wide tip to draw freestyle up a staircase, going where her pen took her to make row upon row of faces with phrases such as "open your door find out more" and "don't hide in the corner". Martin, who will be a Brown fellow starting in January, also draws with computers, setting her work to music.

She works on toned paper with archival ink, marker, graphite and charcoal, sometimes using a magnifying glass to perfect the smaller details.

This study investigates the effect of a gentian violet ink marker pen, a common surgical marker, on the viability of the tissue and cells of tendon.

First, 7 days after inoculation, we counted the number of chlorotic spots on the seedlings and marked each spot with an ink marker.

Mark both the entry point and the exit point of the jewelry on your skin using the body ink marker.

The recording goes out to station agents, who are supposed to write down the information on white dry-erase boards in each booth using ink markers.

The station trades in its chief meteorologist, Carl Arredondo, and his Doppler computer for Mr. Roberts and his fistful of ink markers and 50 years of experience.

At Clouzot's invitation, Picasso made a series of works in a studio in Nice, using ink markers designed to bleed through the surface so the strokes are visible from behind.

In deference to a federal regulation saying that bingo cards must be daubed with ink markers, like the traditional game on paper cards, the video machine's play button is marked "daub".

The walkway was covered with paper to hide the position of the plates and ink markers were placed on the shoes at three points to identify where the foot was on the plate for every trial.