For instance, one of us will be eating lunch on top of our computer keyboard, and we'll set down that half-eaten chicken quesadilla a little too hard, and — BAM! — instant blog post.
So here I'll set down summaries that leave out far more than they put in, but are still long and involved – and hopefully reveal something of the fascinating complexity of these two outstanding books: Lanark is, as its subtitle tells us, "A Life In 4 Books".
"I will set down for you the books which I think have had the largest effect on my life," Gaynor wrote in the letter, which was reprinted (see below) in The Times of Jan . 26 , 1912
And at the same time I will set down, in my head at least, the obituary's beginning and its end".In my end is my beginning".
Judging by the audience reaction here, half the country will stare at them with folded arms and titter, and the rest will set down their handbags and dance.
The UniverSoul Circus, which will set down later this month in Roy Wilkins Park, in Jamaica, Queens, is the most audience-participatory circus in the world, according to its advertising.
While it's possible to predict when tornadoes will occur -- and the National Weather Service had predicted that possibility by late Saturday night -- it's impossible to say exactly where they will set down or how they will move once they do.
There seems little doubt that the religious historians of the future will set down Jerusalem 1964 as a major turning point in the long story of the Christian church.
A new National Institute for Clinical Excellence will set down guidelines on the most effective forms of treatment and a new inspectorate, the Commission for Health Improvement CHII) will check each hospital every three to four years.Whether all of this will be enough to stop rogue doctors from killing or maiming patients is as yet unclear.
Specifically, it plans to open an AWS-based data center in Frankfurt in the first half of next year, and it will set down more roots in Asia-Pacific, with offices in Sydney and Tokyo.
Erin offers this man a very generous deal which Danny decries in front of her, but only if he will set down his admission.
