sling ink English

Meaning sling ink meaning

What does sling ink mean?

sling ink verb

— (slang, intransitive) To write, especially to make a living.

Examples sling ink examples

How do I use sling ink in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Write with pen and ink.

I ran out of ink.

There's a blue stain on your trousers. I think it's ink.

My ballpoint pen just ran out of ink.

Please replace the empty ink jet cartridge in the printer.

There were some ink spots on the book jacket.

This paper does not absorb ink.

I don't think these ink stains will come off.

Oops, my pen has run out of ink.

Don't write in ink.

Write your homework in ink, not in pencil.

The boy spilled the ink, but he didn't mean to.

Sir, do we have to write in ink?

She was asked to write her name in ink.

Please replace the empty ink cartridge in the printer.

Do I have to write in ink?

Blotting paper absorbs ink.

This blotting paper absorbs ink well.

This ink stain will not wash out.

She wrote in ink.

The ink stain will not wash out.

Must I write in ink?

My pen has run out of ink! Can I borrow your pen?

News and current affairs

Although marginally less bloated than the US deficit, other rich countries are drowning in red ink.

As a result, intra-European trade and support for European institutions, having soared in the previous two decades, began to decline practically before the ink on the Maastricht Treaty was dry.

But more red ink is likely, owing to the current administration's irresponsible commitment to tax reduction, and, unlike Clinton, or, indeed, the first President Bush, George W. Bush does not intend to break his campaign promises.