The word "ironing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of pressing clothes with heat and steam, or the activity of doing this. Example sentence: I spent the afternoon ironing the laundry.
Essentially the posts gave him privileged access to internal networks: ironing out problems, making systems work more efficiently and, ironically, making sure they were secure.
With a view to ironing out such technical quibbles, a group of MPs led by Greg Mulholland is pleading for more time.
While some notes published in his lifetime mention things that did not need to be acted upon – like using a Rembrandt as an ironing board – the notes that became available posthumously include the following: "take one cubic centimetre of tobacco smoke and paint the exterior and the interior surfaces a waterproof colour"; "trace a straight line on Rodin's The Kiss as seen from a sight".
They can walk into the square where the Connectors set up their mobile talking point and coffee station: a converted bike trailer with a fold-out table supported by an ironing board stand.
Isaac Holman, 23, Slaves' singer and almost certainly the only stand-up drummer currently with a major-label record deal, is ironing a pair of business slacks with meticulous care.
Brenda is an example of just one of the thousands of women who have used their horrific experiences to prompt themselves to join RENTA's campaign against breast ironing.
Most of the mothers who performed breast ironing interviewed by IPS shared a similar story: their intent was not to deliberately inflict pain on their daughters, but to protect them from the taboo of teenage pregnancy and sexual transmitted diseases.
The animal hides are stretched over antique mirrors and ironing boards, and even wrapped around fluorescent light tubes in a nod to Dan Flavin.
My conflicted heart The ironing lady Joined-up thinking ReprintsJust before Dr Kim's appointment, Michael Woolcock of the bank's development-research group posted a blog entry on the group's website.
Not many jobs maybe in the case of ironing boards, but some anyway.
BASED on a comment by Will Stewart and a post at Megan McArdle's place by Katherine Mangu-Ward, I think I understand why Don Boudreaux, and perhaps others, were confused by my initial post on the ironing board protections.
