inscriber

Commander Kyser narrowed his eyes as the automatic inscriber began to tick.

The inscriber of the Phoenician inscriptions in Brazil (of all places) was a clever man.

Here is no gentle romantic twirling a buttercup, no graceful inscriber of 365 inspirational prose poems.

An inscriber, called the recording head, passes over the electromagnetic paper strip, creating patterns of varying magnetic polarity within it, which can later be played back.

"A story-teller, Excellence," replied the inscriber of his spoken word, with the concise manner of one who is not entirely grateful to another, "is one who tells stories.

The mark inscribed would serve as a marker for the Poveiros that would come later indicating either the passage of the inscriber or the attempts to procure good luck from the venerated saint of that place.

The inscriber here, however, has sought to establish verity by using a page in a bona fide first edition by Poe - moreover, a presentation copy dedicated in ink to his cousin Emily Virginia Chapman.

We were on a beach, and someone - probably me in my cheerleader mode - suggested we engrave our names in big letters upon the sand, then one of us would mount the promenade and photograph inscription plus inscriber.