Sentence examples for use red ink from inspiring English sources

If you choose to report your grades using the fax system, please do not use red ink.

But the opposition to using red ink is now a worldwide trend with recent guidelines to schools in Queensland, Australia warning that the colour can damage students psychologically.

Short of using red ink, capital letters and triple-underlining, the Lord Chief Justice could not have been clearer why those convicted of playing a part in the riots should expect to be treated severely.

Simonetti uses red ink even while sketching her images: "I have dozens of red pens with me at any given time.

Wilson has been using red ink since taking office, she says; he just won't admit it "and it galls me". Brown is positioning herself to fight off Wilson's certain "tax and spend" attack when she runs for governor next year.

Hansen, an orphan who fell into the tattoo business after a brief stint as a sailor, was known for his designs of ships, his use of red ink — and for hosting Denmark's King Frederick IX at his shop.

Just this week I picked up a 24-page magazine-style piece of marketing that makes liberal use of red ink and large type to proclaim: "BANK FAILURE EPIDEMIC AHEAD!" and then goes on to explain how we're about to face "the deadliest banking crisis since 1932".

However, since you are now playing for your own team again, do not use the red ink.

The rubrication of the copy is simple, using only red ink.

The second, to be published only six months later, will be a follow-up to "Foul Matter," her 2004 spoof of the publishing industry in crime novel form — editors use blood instead of red ink.

Some drawings possess two layers of information, with black ink representing the basic elements, and red ink used to convey action taken against the parties.