Ink stained fingers

My hands are stained with paint.

My hands are stained with paint.

Her shirt was stained with sauce.

'Why is her face so tear stained?

You can get injured from a shard of stained glass.

Pictures of burnt tents, of clothes stained with blood, of crying mothers.

Couches are stained with beer, and kicked as he cheers his favorite teams.

The auditorium is terribly stained. It is, in part, due to acid rain.

And the sweet tear stained face hid itself in the folds of Dolly's dress.

Many people posted photos of their ink stained fingers to show that they had voted.

On April 12 blogger Raafat Rohaiem attacked Suleiman Suleiman's hands are stained by the revolutionaries' blood...

Internationally, his record is stained by his lack of leadership up to now in dealing with Zimbabwe.

The outside walls of the auditorium are terribly stained. It is, in part, due to acid rain.

Always, however, one can either find a cigarette dangling between his fingers or resting between his nicotine stained lips.

Then, he started to move about the premises and stained some of the works from the permanent exhibit with blood.

A woman displays her ink stained finger after voting in the 2015 election at Rangoon s Bahan Township, Nov. 8, 2015.

Was this but another moment of blood stained convergence between the politics of the Middle East and the politics of Islam in Africa?

True, corruption has also become more common in other countries in recent years, and many democracies are stained by links between politics and finance.

This comes from a Nazi children's book published in 1938 Just look at these guys! The louse infested beards, the filthy, protruding ears, those stained, fatty clothes...

The animals are killed using spears, knives and other weapons, creating a bloody scene as they thrash about in the red stained water and struggle to escape.

By overcoming these challenges, they came to symbolise the Olympic spirit and its values which at times have been stained by acts of corruption, doping scandals and other controversies.

All around her was silence, as she hid behind a slide in the blood stained playground, except for the creaking of a swing, as if someone had just left it.

Should we deal with the few remaining Alawite leaders whose hands are not stained with blood, or those members of Assad s clan who chose exile early and thus were not involved in the massacres?

I spoke to a major with the bomb disposal unit, and we both cried, standing just underneath the stage and podium, near where a teacher had been burnt alive, the walls stained like a black wraith.

But the last decade of the twentieth century was also indelibly stained by ethnic cleansing in ex Yugoslavia and genocide in Rwanda, and during the current decade the tide has seemed to turn against the rights cause.

One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world, it boasts more than 103 mosques, 14 hammams (baths) and more than 6,000 multi story mud houses with unique architecture, featuring spectacular decorated facades adorned with stained glass windows.

The succession of financial crises that stained the 1990s had many and varied causes, but dysfunctional regulatory arrangements usually aggravated the effects. Each crisis exposed weak and ineffective legal frameworks (often deliberately maintained by politicians), inadequate and dispersed supervision, and forbearance policies that only an industry lobbyist could love.

Facebook and Twitter are flooded with pictures of inked stained blue fingers, proof that they have many for the first time in their lifetime cast their ballots and are now part of the select club of early voters in the historical Tunisian constituent elections that culminates the Tunisian revolution.