Sentence examples for down written from inspiring English sources

Shorn of context and often cryptically cut down, written citations like this risk giving both too much information and too little.This is a cavil.

Take Man Down, written by and starring 2010 Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Greg Davies, which starts on 18 October on Channel 4 and is, I can reveal, laugh-out-loud funny.

The political implications of "Upside Down," written and directed by the Argentine filmmaker Juan Solanas, may be obvious, but the movie is not a dystopian satire about the haves and the have-nots.

The biggest disappointment of all, however, was the failure to recognise the clever Party Down, written by the reliably sardonic Rob Thomas and undeservedly cancelled by former HBO head honcho Chris Albrecht when he joined Starz.

The songs from "Locked Down," written by Dr. John with the entire band, fuse North Africa, New Orleans and Dr. John's hard-nosed take on the present: "Blind eyes of justice/Deaf ears of power/Dumb moves of money/Left us in a desperate hour," he rasped in "Revolution," which meshed Ethiopian-flavored horns and a Motown beat.

It also gained much from two outsiders: Mary J. Blige singing on "Gimme Shelter," and Gary Clark Jr. playing guitar leads and singing, a little, on a version of the hammering blues "Going Down," written by Don Nix and recorded by Freddie King in 1970.

He's looking down, writing.

That'SubwaysI'm left with.

In Old and Middle English, when "I" was still "ic," "ich" or some variation thereof — before phonetic changes in the spoken language led to a stripped-down written form — the first-person pronoun was not majuscule in most cases.

Write them down and write down answers.

"Target is Down," one wrote.