Sentence examples for took ink from inspiring English sources

The artist took ink and a brush to furniture and other props, and the result remains one of the wittiest features ever published.

The chef Michael Voltaggio, of Ink and Ink.Sack, is taking Ink.Sack, an upscale sandwich shop, to the airport.

If you have a low tolerance for pain, or this is your first tattoo, choose a simple design, and place it in an area that has few nerve endings and will take ink well.

We put it together with a bunch of different photos and took an ink brush and rebuilt her.

And it may be that Montaigne did, too, because he often warned his readers that nothing he wrote about himself was likely to apply for much longer than it took the ink he used, writing it, to dry.

He developed a peculiarity shortly after he reached here; he believed that someone was giving him little doses of poison, and to offset this he took to drinking ink ink as an antidote.

A blood test, he described to me as them taking some "ink" from his arm.

For antsy Italian singles-in-waiting, American divorce laws (at least of the cinematic variety, where marriages are dissolved in the time it takes for ink to dry) are the stuff that dreams are made of.

"I was writing down some recipes and God said to me that I should take that ink pen and stick holes all through it and put a clip on one side so that you can open it" — lengthwise — "and then put your onions and your garlic and your aromatics down the middle and put it inside your meat — then, you won't have to eat bland foods".

The grand plan was to take E Ink public the following year.

Just to clarify, I am now on a personal venture to take notion ink down.