Sentence examples for wrote down with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wrote down with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; "wrote down" should be followed by a direct object, not "with." Example: "She wrote down the notes during the lecture."
Not long after his pummeling, Mr. Ge said, they gave him a sheet of paper and dictated demands that he wrote down with his bruised and wobbly hand.
Determined to demonstrate his free spirit somehow, he tore a piece of brown paper out of his mattress and wrote down, with a blunt pencil he had cadged from a guard, all the Latin words he could remember.
He tore off a piece of brown paper from under his mattress and wrote down, with a blunt pencil he had cadged from a guard, all the Latin words he could remember.
In the basement, on a workbench, in a childish scrawl, in crayon, is written: DOWN WITH THE REPUBLICANS!
Ali says the others call him names, "insult the whole Basij" and write "Down with Khamenei" graffiti.
Active Falling Behind is sort of like when Winston sneaks behind the television screen and starts writing DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER over and over again in his notebook.
On February 4th, the head of the National Security Bureau, in Damascus, signed a directive "to investigate, search for, and arrest" whoever had written "Down with Bashar" on a ten-inch water pipe along a remote stretch of highway near Deir Ezzor.
He wrote down the number with a borrowed pen, but didn't call it.
But Jerry believed that graffiti shouldn't exist for writing "down with" or "vote for".
Reporters once had the job of writing down, with stubby pencil, the price of deals carried out at the trading post.
Earlier today, our producer Sean Cole found the names of everyone here in the office written down with either "Jew," "Gentile," or "Not Sure, Leave a Dreidel on Their Desk and See What Happens" next to them.
