By and by she got quiet, rose and went to her bookcase, took down a volume of Coleridge, and read a short time, and so to bed, to sleep and wake from time to time with a sudden start out of uneasy dreams.
He took down an elegantly bound volume, on opening which appeared a flourishing and eminently flattering dedication to himself.
The following is an exact transcript of the lines he showed me, and which I took downon the spot: "Are you in the vein for cider?
He took down a Greek Lexicon finely bound in calf, and spread it open.
And I watched him, dazedly, while he took down a silver porringer from the shallow mantel shelf.
By way of welcome he shot at me a volley of curses and bade me to fill up, and through fear of offending him I took down my first mug with a fair good grace.
This was the library; and going to the French section, he took down "The Three Musketeers" and seated himself in a window, with his back to anyone who might come in.
He took down one of the prohibited Spanish daggers or knives which a traveller may occasionally get hold of and smuggle out of the country.
I don't like it, then, and I tell you she's got to be took down!
Down to this point is what it has seemed well for me to write concerning the Incas, which is all derived from the account which I took down in Cuzco.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "took down" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
