“The other students' names would be marked in dark blue ink.”

“The therapist must not make reference to the inkblot in interpreting the patient's responses.”

“As her head began to fall, she jerked awake and found that she had made a large inkblot in the middle of the paper.”

“Donnelly, a clinical forensic psychologist, is among those using inkblot tests to help design better therapies.”

“When artwork is returned from a comic book, the penciller gets two thirds of the pages, the inker the remaining third.”

“Although he followed the form of the drawing the inker took liberties with the face and the musculature.”

“Note: Always use the RESET button to pulse the cartridge valve when priming a cartridge with the inker swing arm in the up position.”

“I'm still using film, which I scan, retouch in Photo Shop, and print on an inkjet.”

“The inkjet printer is a popular choice for printing and is used in a variety of settings worldwide.”

“Where the digital model indicates a solid, the printer, using a modified inkjet printer cartridge, injects the binder cyanoacrylate.”

“The comic-book artist was renowned for his sparse yet evocative inkwork.”

“Holly dipped the quill into a golden inkwell near the till and filled in her name, address and school onto the little card.”

“A business-like quill stands in an inkwell built into an ingenious drawer of her slender rosewood desk.”

“Each desk had an inkwell and the children wrote by dipping their pens into the ink.”

“I'm sure there were those who lamented the demise of the quill pen and inkstand in the classroom.”

“He regarded the man who had taught him calligraphy with such reverence that he would stand and hold the inkstand while his teacher worked.”

“She took her pen from its inkstand and opened the diary to its first, blank page.”

“Then, in days when filmmaking had become too tedious a work, he preferred his Sergent Major dip pen, his inkpot and a white sheet.”

“Viewers marveled at their ingenuity: The Writer could dip the quill into an inkpot, while his eyes and head followed the movement of his hand.”

“He picked her up and carefully set her on the desk, then fumbled in the drawer for an inkpot.”

“There are also some scenes where the blacks are a bit dark and oversaturated, leading to an inkiness and loss of definition in some scenes.”

“The orange ball of fire sank beneath the vast sea of inkiness as the sky blushed a deep red.”

“Faces are hidden behind masks and by the inkiness of the night so identity is uncertain.”

“The spirit or soul of a person is called inke or kwerrene in Western Arrernte.”

“Good my oast, lend me a pen and inke, for straightway I will write a letter vnto the poore man, and something I will give him.”

“Computer hard drives and printers are a far cry from the nib pens and inkwells of Fairymount National School 100 years ago.”

“We even had to use inkwells which were filled on a regular basis by Sister Madeleine and her big bottle of midnight blue ink.”

“I wrote a couple more about my mother thinking my room was like a bombsite and putting ink into the boys' inkwells before an arithmetic test.”

“Until the mid-19th century, quill pens dipped into inkpots were widely used for writing.”

“This shape cartridge is filled with correspondence themed images such as stamps, quills, inkpots, and flourishes.”

“Will cheques have finally gone the way of quills and inkpots in favour of one-click or contactless payments?”