Sentence examples for he has set down from inspiring English sources

He can do that because he has set down a silhouette.

He entitles his section on Manhattan "Third World," and he leaves us feeling that the history he has set down here will not necessarily feature in our distant cultural recollections but may rather be history — the thing itself — come for us at last.

He has set down some roots now in Mystic Falls.

He wrote in lined notebooks, with double-lined red margins, where you sometimes find the absent-minded doodling of the author; at other times, he seems to be elaborating on the things he has set down.

He had set down his belongings there while unloading his car after a weekend in the country.

Wind blew through broken windows, and raccoons wandered into the Baroque ballroom, where he had set down a mattress.

For a while, King would write sober during the day and edit what he had set down, while drinking, at night.

Reed (6-2) carried a three-hit shutout into the eighth inning, and he had set down 11 hitters in a row when Kelly Stinnett singled in the eighth.

In the evenings, after he had set down his briefcase and taken his first sip of gin and tonic, my dad would teach me how to rock'n'roll dance in the living room.

More than ten years ago now, my cousin Susan, a daughter of my mother's Uncle Stanley, forwarded me some reminiscences of Stanley's childhood that he had set down just as his health was failing.

If a man had lived in the country for some time, if he had set down roots and acted like a citizen — acquiring land, for example, or marrying, or even voting, as noncitizens were allowed to do in some 19th-century elections — then he owed military service.