Sentence examples for begin to write down from inspiring English sources

The thought Lucky again crosses his mind, and in time he may actually find a pencil and begin to write down fractions.

If Congress wants to avoid a real bailout, with taxpayer money going to bondholders, it needs to stop dragging its feet and let Puerto Rico begin to write down its debt.

As the cardinals begin to write down their votes, the Secretary of the College of Cardinals, the Master of Papal Liturgical Celebrations and the Masters of Ceremonies exit; the junior Cardinal Deacon then closes the door.

He woke up sweating; he turned on the light and began to write down what he had seen.

By this time certain Muslims had begun to write down what Muhammad uttered or to recite passages for worship (ṣalāt) and private devotion.

He suddenly remembers who he is and begins to write down a flow of commercial ideas before placing a call to his wife in Los Angeles.

I heard her and saw the images of her world, almost like a movie, and began to write down what she said and what I saw.

There, the foundations of his fictional Mid-Yorkshire Constabulary were laid as he began to write down the stories that had "buzzed around" him since his youth.

I was calm and collected, I thought, despite the strange situation, until I noticed I had begun to write down my childhood address on one of the forms.

The scribbling starts in her teens, when she begins to write down the exploits of "Shining Prince Genji," romantic fantasies spun from her mother's and grandmother's thirdhand court anecdotes.

Run by the reconstituted remnants of Acorn (a community organizing group laid low by conservative dirty tricksters and its own missteps), the group has joined with unions to lobby towns and cities to close accounts with Chase, unless the bank begins to write down mortgages.