Sentence examples for inking out from inspiring English sources

You could always tell which were his books because he had had the bright idea of inking out their titles and authors' names in case visitors to his study asked to borrow a Dickens or a Marie Corelli.

Okay, some of this was giving by foundations ($12 billion), corporations ($9 billion) and bequests ($10 billion), but even inking out these givers, individual Americans gave up $120 billion of their walking-around money to others.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby smoking cigarettes in a cramped office; Mike Mignola inking out Hellboy on a huge drafting table; Todd McFarlane surrounded by action figures of his own creation these are the visions that persist in a sort of fairytale narrative often imagined by comic fans.

On the inside of his left arm, Turner has a tattoo: a black outline of a Yorkshire rose with "Sheffield" inked out in capital letters underneath.

Like other photographers of his day, Turner routinely inked out the skies in his negatives so they appeared clear and weatherless in his prints.

He replied that it would be best not to attempt trans-Atlantic dream interpretation for the duration; her entire recital had been inked out by the censor, who, the Doctor surmised, suspected a new enemy code device.

Under Bush's watch, the EPA has been marginalized and politicized, with scientific recommendations being inked out in offical reports and replaced by specious assertions.

Others must have had the same negative reaction we had, for on a recent visit, these words had been inked out.

I inked out a short story about six friends at dinner, a very thinly veiled satire of my own rambunctious circle of gay comrades.

These clog the pores, draw the ink out, and keep the tattoo from healing effectively.

Likewise, some tattoo artists feel that antibiotic ointments will draw the ink out, and feel the need to avoid those kinds of creams.