How To Use Indelible ink In A Sentence
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He dipped his big toe in indelible ink to stamp the ballot paper.
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If you ask Liberians if they voted, they will proudly show you their thumb painted with indelible ink, the mark of the voter.
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To prevent one person from voting more than once, indelible ink is applied to the thumbs of those who have voted.
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The point of entry can be marked with an impression from a thumbnail, a needle cap, or an indelible ink pen.
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Food pricing labels sometimes use indelible inks that can transfer onto a laminate surface.
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Imagine it as a vivid image imprinted on your mind, like indelible ink on fabric.
Times, Sunday Times
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The point of entry can be marked with an impression from a thumbnail, a needle cap, or an indelible ink pen.
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Voters will have a thumb marked with indelible ink to circumvent the problem of incomplete electoral registers.
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They would be putting their finger into indelible ink, after they had voted, as they do around the world.
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The surgeon marks the legs using an indelible ink marker while the patient is standing.
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A security measure brought in to stop ballot fraud saw voters having the tips of their fingers dipped in indelible ink.
The Sun
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Voters who do turn up to the polling stations today will have their thumb marked with indelible ink to prevent them voting more than once.
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Voters will have their finger marked with indelible ink to avoid repeat ballots.
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Those without a criminal record were stamped on the arm with indelible ink.
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Do I have sucker tattooed in indelible ink on my forehead?
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Without change we would be better off dipping our fingers in indelible ink.
Times, Sunday Times
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Imagine it as a vivid image imprinted on your mind, like indelible ink on fabric.
Times, Sunday Times
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The point of entry can be marked with an impression from a thumbnail, a needle cap, or an indelible ink pen.
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And voters had to dip their thumbs in the same sort of indelible ink that is used in Iraqi elections to prevent double voting.
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You could write your name into the history books with indelible ink.
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This makes it impossible for election officials to follow instructions to mark voters' fingers with indelible ink to prevent them voting twice.
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He urged people to ignore the violence when he voted at a Kabul high school, dipping his index finger in the supposedly indelible ink and holding it up for the cameras.
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Imagine it as a vivid image imprinted on your mind, like indelible ink on fabric.
Times, Sunday Times
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It would also be a good idea to use indelible ink, then the police would be able to spot the culprits.
