Sentence examples for thought down to from inspiring English sources

As I looked at the land, heard the roosters crowing, saw the thatched huts, etcetera, I thought down to the water level and then to the immediately changed and strange world below the waterline.

In an interview in The Paris Review, in 1996, Ammons looks back on a day when he was nineteen, "sitting on the bow of the ship anchored in a bay in the South Pacific," when he was struck with an epiphany: As I looked at the land, heard the roosters crowing, saw the thatched huts, etcetera, I thought down to the water level and then to the immediately changed and strange world below the waterline.

What is important, however, is its influence on later Jewish thought, down to the present time: philosophers and esoterists have vied with one another over its meaning, pulling it in their own direction and adjusting it to their respective ideologies.

However this hasn't stopped the media rushing with headlines of "Killer Robots On The Loose" and the rather inevitable yet tenuous link to Artificial Intelligence wiping out humanity, much of that train of thought down to Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking.

1. Distill the thought down to a single word.

Self-similar information repeats from a time domain of roughly 10 seconds (0.1 Hz, e.g. a 'train of thought') down to tens of milliseconds (gamma synchrony 'frames' around 40 Hz).

Some of that is, I think, down to the old-fashioned gentlemen and players thing, that writers are still not quite seen as employees.

That I'm here today is, I think, down to all the hard work put in and all the time spent at the age of five kicking a football around".

"You are going to have to think down the line about what the next move is going to be".

New York magazine did that special issue on porn recently that I thought got down to that pretty well.

Part of this, he thinks, is down to his heritage.