in ink

Real stories were the ones written in ink, not blood.

There was therefore no need for me to mark anything in ink.

Most of what I suddenly knew was safe in ink.

Still can't bring myself to do it in ink, though.

Here he might as well have been swimming in ink.

He had written the telephone numbers on it in ink.

At the foot of the list new names had been added in ink.

They made a bloody good start without putting in ink!

Carbon black used in ink can show up extremely well.

Added here in ink: Hence are they called the children of the stars, 9.

For example high school students are required to write all exams in ink.

"And your hands will never be covered in ink when you're finished reading the articles."

Under stage E make sure that you record the correct order in ink.

It was in ink, and still fresh enough to smear.

Most had the phone number of a lawyer scratched in ink on one arm.

On the photos are numbers, scratched in ink, to mark the people who were killed.

Crossing out what you'd written in ink always looked ugly.

'Now look, you can see something here written on the back in ink,' Red said.

The first includes 17 works, all drawn in ink on paper, most of them dating from the 130 years between 1520 and 1650.

They rolled each finger in ink and made a card.

A question mark goes by your name, in ink.

He nearly always scored directly in ink, rather than pencil.

He put his four children's soccer games and school plays on the schedule, in ink.

He couldn't read, but could set type at three times my poor speed, and was always covered in ink up to his elbows.

Most of the illuminations are only in ink, though some colour is used.