Things are not O.K.” On the back of the page, she scrawled in red ink, “Are you even on my side?
February updates were due Tuesday night, and Gingrich campaign officials were already preparing the media for the sea of red ink.
As Washington chewed over the Paul Ryan-Patty Murray budget deal, the Treasury Department announced a walloping drop in red ink.
But if the airlines saw only red ink, the owners of global satellite networks saw a lucrative new market.
For all the talk about the dangers of red ink, Clinton flashed a yellow warning light.
I inclose it, and have marked with red ink the passage which struck me dumb.
Big letters in red ink at the top counseled, "Safety First."
At the top, in red ink, was a drawing of the three geometrical eyes.
Over a bottle of Albano's famous California "red ink" we sat silently.
He had dipped the pen, as another moment showed, into red ink.
"financial losses," 1929, from the red ink traditionally used to indicate debits in accounts.
noun phrase
