Sentence examples for down to describing from inspiring English sources

Drawing on specific locations from Birmingham became even more relevant, to ensure that I had complete pictures of each place – down to describing the minute details – to hopefully give scenes the realism and life that my favourite writing has.

Michael Forisch, Quality Management Director at mySugr, told me that gaining approval essentially comes down to describing how the startup plans to work — which includes everything from processes involved in hiring new employees to managing patient risks — in a specific language used by organizations such as the FDA.

After the Great War was over, Lawrence settled down to describe (some would say 'mythicise') his exploits.

In the early 1990's he famously coined the phrase "defining deviancy down" to describe the erosion of civic standards for what constitutes criminal behavior.

After that the writing is usually, but not always, less ornate, as "The Death of Santini" settles down to describe Conroy's escape from the battlefield of his parents' relationship to that of the Citadel, as well as his first efforts as a writer and his determination, with "The Great Santini," to capture and purge Donald Conroy's abusive dominion over his wife and kids.

Haas's accompaniment, scored for an eight-piece ensemble – here scrupulously played by members of the London Sinfonietta under the baton of Pierre-André Valade – is lucid in texture yet also subtle and mysterious, forming a troubled background to a wide-ranging vocal line that swoops up and down to describe the unstable trajectory of Sappho's all-pervading passion.

We need to change our approach from preventing failure to promoting success.The late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan coined the phrase "defining deviancy down" to describe what had happened to families mired in poverty, drugs, single-parenthood, and welfare dependency.

We have trimmed the manuscript down to describe results in the revised manuscript.

The manuscript should be trimmed down to describe only results to which the authors can attach biological relevance.

The first is that it deals only with words written down to describe what was discussed at an encounter taking place to discuss performance which had already been observed.

In this limit the conventional, macroscopic and deterministic, description of the systems applies and a set of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) can be written down to describe it: (2) d x i d t = ∑ μ = 1 M ν i μ f μ (x ), i = 1, …, K. (The ODEs for the species that have been eliminated can be found by using the conservation relations).