Sentence examples for down to paper from inspiring English sources

The story ends, in a sense, at its beginning, with the narrator settling down to paper.

"I'd known all those ideas for so long that I felt compelled to set them down to paper," Philippe says.

This has less to do with snootiness about "dumbing down" science – I'm not going to criticise something that brings it alive for schoolchildren – and more to do with our infantilising tendency to personify every object we encounter, down to paper cups that tell us "I'm hot!".

And now he's finally putting them down to paper for a new memoir called Full of Heart.

It's a sad fact, but there's so much Proper News around today that the business of milling rumours has been delegated down to papers' B, C and possibly even D teams.

"So we go down to the Paper office and meet with Leyla.

It would be down to what paper you used and what kind of imagery.

Forests, which absorb the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, need to be cut down to make paper.

That meant planning each part of her outfit, down to the paper flower crown.

The commission was formed in the aftermath of the 2000 U.S. presidential election won by Republican George W. Bush that came down to disputed paper ballots cast in Florida.

Plouffe swore up and down to the paper that he wasn't there on a stealth mission to court Edwards' endorsement.