sharpie marker造句

• And sure enough, it was written there in black Sharpie marker.
• Sharpie markers are made with a number of tips.
• Mir has created a series of large scale murals using only Sharpie marker pens.
• Would a Sharpie marker work in space?
• Sharpie markers are favored by illustrator Adam Hughes for inking large areas in his convention sketches.
• Sharpie markers can be used as melee weapons by marking on a player's exposed skin.
• The blood featured in the episode was deliberately designed to look primitive as a reference to " Sharpie marker.
• Bush typically scrawls over a few selected cards in a black Sharpie marker with single words _ " economy,"
• Sharpie markers are manufactured in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico and Maryville, TN, and with numerous off-shore partners globally.
• On the occasion of this first _ and only _ Daytona 500 triumph, Earnhardt amazed me when he turned his car into a Sharpie marker.
• Gore is not bashful about sitting at a laptop and rewriting speeches; Bush prefers using a black Sharpie marker to delete sections or change a word here or there.
• "We're happy to see when athletes continue to use Sharpie, " said Mike Finn, public relations manager for Sanford, maker of Sharpie markers.
• Hughes was referring to the president's demands on his speechwriters, who get drafts of major addresses sent back with heavy markings from the president's Sharpie marker.
• On Monday, two days before his start against the Atlanta Braves, Dodgers pitcher Kevin Brown has a glint in his eye, a black Sharpie marker in his right hand and a flock of fans at his feet.
• He uses Sharpie markers to fill in larger areas, which he feels would be too tedious to render in pencil, such as the costumes of characters like Batman, which he believes should be rendered in black rather than blue.
• An hour ago, though, I took a black Sharpie marker and wrote " THIS WAS STOLEN FROM LAURIE NOTARO " on everything I thought was worth more than $ 10, including the replacement bathroom sink and a rug that smells like pee.
• During a National Football League Monday Night Football game against the Seattle Seahawks on October 14, 2002, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Terrell Owens pulled a black Sharpie marker out of his sock to sign the football he caught to score a touchdown and then gave the ball to his financial adviser, who was in the stands.