"You never saw a single tourist in the old days," she said over the telephone, as I jotted down their itinerary.
Here's his answer (as I jotted it down): We were unanimous in asking Greece to embark on a recovery programme.
Meanwhile, Vn kept up a running commentary on local specialities, eating etiquette and unusual ingredients as I jotted down new recipe notes on the run.
As I jotted notes describing the spot where Ms. Lewis-Rivera fell, it reminded me of the notes I'd taken in August at an intersection in the Bronx where a 10-year-old girl had been shot in the head and killed by a man who, according to police, was firing wildly at somebody else.
The young students at the coffee shop continued to talk as I jotted down my thoughts.
As I jotted notes down in my composition book, a stripper leaned over the bar and asked me to slip a dollar in her tits.
Even as I was jotting down the phone number of the travel firm, a rough cut of the advert was being screened for the managing directors of the games manufacturer at their head office in Tokyo.
I decided to stop here because I almost had an accident just as I was jotting down this last sentence, when, on leaving the airport, I was driving home after the trip to Tokyo.
The kind of thought that came with flight shaped a new standard of sophistication and, within a certain generation, new problems to be parsed and performed: I decided to stop here because I almost had an accident just as I was jotting down this last sentence, when, on leaving the airport, I was driving home after the trip to Tokyo.
As I strolled around, I jotted down impressions of how humans have used horses: chariots in 1500 B.C., an all-cavalry army of Genghis Khan, hunters who trained their steed to accept a domesticated lynx or cheetah perched on their hindquarters, fearsome Spanish cavalry during the conquest of the Americas in the 16th century, relay messengers in the Pony Express across North America.
