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put pen to paper
(redirected from set pen to paper)

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put pen to paper
to start to write something I keep meaning to write to her but I haven't yet managed to put pen to paper.
See also: paper, pen, put

put pen to paper also set pen to paper
to write on paper You can e-mail us, or, of course, you can always put pen to paper and send us a letter.
See also: paper, pen, put


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Gorman and Leslie Robertson Mateer shed some light on the connection between Amanda McKittrick Ros, frequently hailed as one of the worst writers to ever set pen to paper, and the Inklings, who would compete to see who could read aloud from her oeuvre the longest with a straight face.
Born in North Shields, poorly educated, adopted, growing up in the rough world of the Ridges Estate (now Meadowell) and the Shields Fish Quay, he never set pen to paper for 40 years.
However, building a concept on an employee's personal car--and one with 140,000 kilometers on the odometer to boot--is unusual, almost as unusual as having the supplier's director of Group Research and Development set pen to paper and draw the interior and exterior shapes.
 
 
 
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