Sentence examples for ink drained from inspiring English sources

There have been thousands of barrels of ink drained in defence of untrammelled freedom of expression.

You may notice some ink draining out of the marker tips and into the water — this is normal.

A torrential downpour had flooded the slum, rainwater mixing with the raw sewage which fills the ink-black drains bisecting the narrow lanes.

Cuttlefish were herded to a sand substrate, pinned to the seafloor, killed by downward thrust, raised mid-water and beaten by the dolphin with its snout until the ink was released and drained.

The Independent has seen its familiar lake of red ink begin to drain from £22m to under £12m through two years of retrenchment: but planners are working on a new Indy for the autumn.

But last year's results were drained by red ink from Chrysler, and the company had projected a year ago that DaimlerChrysler would have a profit of as much as $5.8 billion in 2002.

Bonil said he would not let the sanctions drain the ink from his pen.

But it is in protecting the Right that most benefits from draining the ink from the WGA's pens.

To drain the fugitive ink, Kolesky would place the tissue on a chilled stone cube; this would cause the ink to change from a gel to a liquid, after which he could then extract it with a small suction device.

But if the budding artist in your family is going through a "blue" period, for example, and drains the blue ink rapidly, the rest of the cartridge must be tossed when the blue runs dry.

But the safety-net hospital, after years of failed efforts to drain its red ink, is not backing away from what its chairman, A. D. Correll, calls a "gut-wrenching decision": closing the clinic this month.