Sentence examples for ink mixed from inspiring English sources

The pen holder -- filled with feathers of various tip sizes and accompanied by the little bowl of ink mixed with sand -- was displayed on a waistband or sash.

Some subjects are close to home — her brother has several tattoos that were done with ink mixed with his pit bull's remains.

After some preliminary cleaning, he dabbed black printer's ink, mixed with oil, over the fish with a makeup sponge taped around a wine cork ("not fancy — but effective," as the text of the exhibition notes).

Script: Written in a neat round hand in a brown ink, mixed in form, but mostly square; with clear, distinctive small accents and breathing marks; distinct penlifts produce serifs on uncials.

Ten SS phantoms were built from printouts representing 2mm-spaced slices of modelled H&N uptake, printed using black ink mixed with 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose, and stacked between 2mm thick plastic sheets.

Gallons of digital ink, mixed with no small number of tears, have been spilled over the news: whether it will result in greater or lesser profits for the Times, whether other publications are likely to follow suit, and whether any of that matters when paywalls are so easy to circumvent.

I tried linguine with slivers of bottarga dressed with garlic and olive oil, and it was excellent, as was our friends' black fettuccine (cuttlefish ink is mixed with the dough), sauced with tender pieces of cuttlefish and fresh tomatoes.

In a new exhibition "Not Too Late: Recent Works by Feng Mengbo" at New York's Chambers Fine Art gallery, he'll be exhibiting some of his current ink and mixed media paintings, along with a video art piece.

Through pen, graphite, charcoal, ink, watercolor/gouache and mixed media, we explore dichotomous relationships, as well as those in seemingly perfect harmony.

The mixed ink allows Perriman to print the structure he wants, then, once it's solidified, wash away the Pluronic, with the bonus that the gel leaves behind a network of micropores that allow the printed tissue to take up nutrients3.

We were also awed by video footage of a nipple tattoo artist Baltimore who empowers women to love their post-breast cancer bodies with his artfully mixed ink.