Sentence examples for have made notebooks from inspiring English sources

The usual technology trends -- faster, cheaper and better -- have made notebooks more attractive and affordable.

LCDs have made notebook computers possible and have pushed aside the bulky computer monitors of a few years ago.

The official is dramatizing a drawing he has made in his notebook, based on documents seized in Iraq.

I have to get this down.' " He would write for two hours, until he reached the mark he had made in his notebook, then, after a short break, make another mark and fill up those pages, too.

The blog's author points out that he or she has "no idea if Ryan Gosling is actually a feminist," but the actor, arguably most famous for his role in The Notebook, has made some feminist remarks in the past.

In general, it's been incredibly well received, it is a popular product — in fact, I think it's one of the most popular pro notebooks we've made in our history.

Asked if it was possible that she had made a photocopy of the notebook in Kosovo and showed Mr. Kelley a copy in her office, Ms. Kandic said no. "It was immediately after the war," she said.

Carrying the special bound notebook that I had made at a photocopy shop where I worked, I would sneak into his class.

Lately, however, the company has made a big push into the notebook computer market on the strength of its reputation as a screen maker.

The center has made available samples of pages from those notebooks which were annotated by Gray.

Here, Fadanelli introduces some of the notebook scribblings that Calderón has made during their epic debaucheries.