Sentence examples for written things down from inspiring English sources

He always had these scraps of paper that he'd written things down on, and he'd go through his plastic bag.

If you don't, someone eventually will, in part because Cheney has already done so himself, and has surely written things down, in a way that might be improved upon by our twenty-third-century Mantel.

He had written things down, and he hoped to be able to tell the story of what had happened in his country so that it could not happen anywhere else: "It is strange how a system can become so bad that no one, not a single person, can change it".

So readers learned that she came "from a family, or a congeries of families, that has always been in the Sacramento Valley", that she has written things down since the age of five and believes that "keepers of private notebooks... are anxious malcontents", that she swam in rivers with her brother and visited great-aunts on Sundays.

"It makes it way more exciting because you've written things down, people have commented, and fights have started," says Everyday Scientist's Sam Lord, a chemist at the University of California, Berkeley.

Mr Lewis said the News of the World had been the focus of the phone-hacking row because private investigator Glenn Mulcaire had written things down but that evidence from his clients inferred other news organisations also illegally accessed phones.

Writing things down helps.

Writing things down forces us to think.

So I write things down all over the script.

"He just writes things down," Nikolai was quoted as saying.

"So I'm not physically writing things down".