Sentence examples for our ink from inspiring English sources

What lifts the ocean into clouds/and dries our ink upon the page?/... Evaporation,.

"Yiddish American writers, together let us defend out fatherland which we have built with our blood and our ink!" the caption read.

But, despite that, our ink consumption went up by 3% or 28,000kg across all sites including our contract magazine publishers.

By John Updike The New Yorker, December 31 , 1984P. 30 What lifts the ocean into clouds/and dries our ink upon the page?/... Evaporation, View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.

In order to investigate the wetting issues seen by ink formulations with high PVP concentration, an additional 0.5 g of PVP was added to our ink and drop cast onto the printed carbon surface.

The printing parameters for flexographic printing of our ink were optimised as follows; printing force of 125 N, anilox force of 125 N, and speed of 0.6 m s−1.

As the two men proudly showed us the rest of their $25 million reinterpretation of our ink-flecked world — from a Prohibition-era lounge to a banquet hall meant to muster an Astorian whiff — it became clear that this was a distinctly New York place, mimicking other distinctly New York places, all in what was once a distinctly New York newsroom.

"We collaborated with Tiger Beer to pilot our inks to bring together artists and create awareness on air pollution," says Graviky. "Our goal is to take our inks anywhere people want to use it and do our bit towards reducing pollution.

"Our inks are formulated to target permanency and shall have an effect similar to any other permanent marker".

By using our inks for day-to-day needs, he/she has the power to reduce our carbon-footprint," says Sharma.

These commercially available reagents are reacted directly with the parent alcohol to achieve the desired metal alkoxide molecular precursor in situ, i.e., [EtZn(OR′)]4 and [(Me)3– x In(OR′) x ] y, through a simple alcoholysis mechanism (Scheme 1), which we designate as our "ink-on-demand process" due to the facile in situ formation of the metal oxide molecular precursor.