Sentence examples for about to put down from inspiring English sources

Let's say your best friend just landed a new job, made out with a total babe, and is about to put down a deposit on a sweet apartment.

Still, Mr. Williams was not about to put down the people who took it from him.

But just as he was about to put down a sizable deposit with an agency, The New York Times ran an article on the agency's shady business practices.

Or the vet with an old dog who shared the seat with me -- a dog he was about to put down.

"If you don't test the soil, you're going to be guessing about what to put down," he said, adding that many counties have a cooperative extension office that will provide a soil test kit for a nominal fee.

The overall goal with Moment is not about getting you to "put down your phone forever and go live in the woods," Holesh notes on the app's website.

First, the regime had no compunction about using brutality to put down the protests.

In the end, it took the regime about nine months to put down the Green Movement.

Yet when pressed about the need to put down more permanent roots in the community, say by establishing a political headquarters, volunteers typically reply that such a venture would require "too much effort".

We've had a couple drink breaks and have taken about seven hours to put down a couple of tracks as we will run through the tunes four or five times each.

They want to get the homeless to think twice about where they are going to put down roots".