Dmitry Razzhevajkin, a property manager with a doctorate in economics, watched intently, noting the monumental stakes of the experiment, a "first real test of street retail in Russia".
As we walk down the corridor towards her next interview, the 82-year-old is still chatting intently, noting the names of young female campaigners that she should know in Australia down on a scrap of paper.
Welles's mistress and collaborator Oja Kodar was sitting near me, intently taking notes throughout.
In the accompanying photograph, the paper's media reporter, Jacques Steinberg, could be seen standing behind the publisher, Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr., intently taking notes.
At one point in the trial -- as prosecutors showed the jurors knives that the state contends were used to murder two people -- Lewis intently took notes.
WRIGHTSTOWN, N.J. — A dozen students sit at long white tables, some intently scribbling notes, some with that glazed-over expression that greets so many professors trying to impart obscure knowledge.
MIAMI, Oct. 1 - It was no accident that virtually every time the television cutaway camera turned to Senator John Kerry in Thursday night's debate, he was intently taking notes as President Bush talked.
I listened intently, scribbling notes.
It looks like you are intently taking notes if you do it well.
Tan has followed Swansea City's progress intently, and will no doubt have noted the huge worldwide interest generated by the appointment of a stellar name like Michael Laudrup.
Once the speeches get going, however, Wilcox Frazier noted, "Iowan diligence takes over, and Party activists and political junkies listen intently".
