Sentence examples for will ink from inspiring English sources

On-site artists will ink free Tough Mudder tattoos.

Even Breer, whose Buckeyes will ink former Florida coach Urban Meyer any day now, can appreciate the vibe.

Expected to open on 4 December 2012, this steel-and-glass structure (louvrelens.fr) will ink this industrial city (90 miles north of Paris) on to the art map.

Despite the dense tattoos on himself and his staff, he isn't a guy who will ink up any piece of flesh put in front of him.

She jokes that the next tattoo might just say AFC, in honour of Arsenal, but a more likely reality is that Taylor will ink her name into cricket's record books – not only as the world's greatest woman player but as a true pioneer.

Clear Channel Communications, CBS Radio, Entercom Communications and Citadel Broadcasting will ink a pair of related deals that call for a record $12.5 million fine.

"I can't tell you how many times we hear guests say 'We'll ink this tomorrow' as they're shaking hands on their way out".

Maybe they'll ink their future wedding bands next. .

Will the ink come out properly on the paper?

In 2011 they will put ink on the deals.Kenneth Cukier: Japan business and finance correspondent, The Economist.

The second day of MUTEK began on the outside stage with notable acts including Alexander Cowan of Canadian duo Blue Hawaii and Frits Wentink of Amsterdam's Will & Ink, the latter keeping the sunny afternoon buzz going with a chill house set.