Sentence examples for ink dry from inspiring English sources
He had forgotten to blow the ink dry, and the page would smudge.
And every reason, too, for wondering why manifesto writers penning pledges wouldn't be wiser to keep their ink dry.
Barely was the ink dry in Paris before Mr Obama reminded Americans of his activism, pursued in the face of Republican recalcitrance.
Barely was the ink dry on Flintoff's official statement than news came from the United States that tenders are being sought for the establishment of an American Premier League.
No sooner was the ink dry on the deal on Tuesday granting Athens a 17-week loan extension than its finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, upped the ante and demanded the massive debt burden be partly written off.
Most likely, the Nets will not be the first to have the ink dry on Aug. 1, when free-agent signings can begin, because they will wait to see what value the market places on the available free agents.
The final ink drying and polymerization can last for hours.
"When the ink dries up, and it's official, I will be relieved," he said.
The other, a statement of principles reached last fall, appeared to evaporate before the ink dried.
Copyright protection literally begins when, for instance, the ink dries on the paper.
The moment Kraftwerk were born was the moment the ink dried on the Potsdam Agreement.
