Sentence examples for be writing down from inspiring English sources
Sick of rumors, sick of disgruntled fans, bad hotels, bad gigs, he may be writing down his remembrances partly to set the record straight.
He said all Asda's stores were profitable, including its largest stores, and so it would not be writing down the value of its property in the same way as all its major rivals.
They included Sir Peter Tapsell, now father of the Commons, whose grandiloquent style of speech prompted Hoggart to suggest that monks must be writing down his every word on vellum.
Whatever your approach, it's essential that you find pleasure and satisfaction in the writing, and feel challenged by it; otherwise you'll be writing down to your readers, which is patronising, and will detract from the immediacy of your story.
"I don't think anyone should be writing down what the teacher's saying in class," is the blunt assessment of Lisa Nielsen, author of a blog, "The Innovative Educator," who also heads up a division of the New York City Department of Education devoted to finding uses for new digital tools in classrooms.
He used a notepad, but instead of making notes about the trial, he could be seen to be writing down the names of people in court whom he recognised: a TV journalist, an MP from a neighbouring constituency and a member of Cox's family.
