Sentence examples for mixed with soot from inspiring English sources

She dipped the nub of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot.

Disregarding the very notion of ordinary ink, he used -- so the catalog tells us -- "a composite of spit mixed with soot taken from wood-burning and, later, oil-burning stoves".

Much of this (though not the dinosaur) reflected a reality of contemporaneous London, where clouds mixed with soot from the unregulated chimneys of the early industrial era to darken clothes, lungs, and skies.

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages"—a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages" — a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

Best known for his graffiti made using paint mixed with soot removed from the walls of the capital's tunnels, Orion used this special technique for portraying his daughter "playing house" with the favela.

Mr. Gersh, whose company is helping apartment owners, churches and businesses clean up after the disaster, has an unscientific litmus test for those who live south of Canal Street: Run your finger across the coffee table; if it leaves a visible swath and you pick up a white dust mixed with black soot, "it's not a regular cleanup" and requires the help of professionals, he said.

Both steady state and dynamic catalytic activity runs are performed on a commercial Cu-promoted zeolite catalyst supported on a SiC DPF crushed to powders and mixed with synthetic soot (Printex U).

The Chinese experimented with printing at least as early as ad 500, with inks from plant substances mixed with coloured earths and soot or lampblack.

In presence of NO, the oxidation rate of soot mixed with a supported platinum catalyst is increased significantly, especially for cerium-activated soot.

When doing tattoos in prison, Piereeno explains, inmates often use lampblack – a fine carbon made from charcoal or soot – mixed with urine, which is meant to be sterile as long as the person who produces it is healthy.