Sentences with phrase «red ink markings»

Instead of wondering what your critique group partner meant with their red ink markings, you can ask them directly.

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More than half the red ink in the ex-assemblyman's ledger marks money donors handed him to spend in last November's general election — a round Wright never reached, having gotten knocked out in the June primary by then - state senator and now - Congressman Adriano Espaillat.

OUR item expressing suspicion that the UK Royal Mail is deliberately smudging the printing on its «write the postcode clearly» messages (18 February) reminded Howard Greenwood that he once received a piece of homework marked by his physics teacher bearing an unreadable scrawl in the usual red ink.

In some parts of the world, teachers of young kids are instructed not to mark answers with red ink.

An editor doesn't just mark your manuscript in red ink, he also asks questions to guide you in strengthening your weaknesses.

A marked up document in blue or red ink?

Jessica is also a writer, teacher, and photographer who makes her mark with empty coffee cups, ink spills, and red lipstick.

Here the red figures of the couple and the delineated dark lines of the background surface meld with the swirl of dripped wax and the intricate field of markings of ink and watercolor.

Made of oil, acrylic, enamel and paper on birch panel, the work features a background of deep red geometric shapes and countless rows of tiny abstract ink markings.

Collaborating with assistants, Boetti used four standard ink colors (blue, black, red and green) to mark small repetitive strokes, often covering the entire sheet.

Modified to resemble a rocket and transferred to the canvas using fiery red ink, it is tilted upward, trailed by a bright orange plume of painterly drip marks.

The linear mark - making and layering of Chu's work reflects the dynamic rhythm of his running script calligraphy, and his ink washes are predominately executed in black but are highlighted by the occasional use of red or green.

Only to get his or her paper back, marked up to the hilt with corrections in red ink.