Sentence examples for is jot from inspiring English sources
noun
An iota; a point; a tittle; the smallest particle.
- He didn't care a jot for his work.
If you don't know what it is, jot it down and look it up later.
Take it out when you have spare moments, such as waiting for transport, standing in a queue, eating lunch, keeping yourself awake during a tedious meeting where concentrating isn't essential but looking alert is! Jot down ideas and thoughts that you know will be helpful in informing more substantial writing later.
Take the tax form of U.S.T.A. Inc., for example: a total of $17.7 million is jotted down for salaries and wages.
The note-taker is jotting down both what the user has said and any further observations about the user's interaction with the prop.
But I do wonder whether Singer is jotting down my specs in his little note pad as evidence of how "bad off" people like me really are.
Toward the end of the play, the mother enunciates, very slowly, as if to make sure the son is jotting it down, the name Ro-ma-nov-ka.
Of course, long sleeve shirts are great for hiding whatever is jotted down on your forearm.
Cardoz was jotting down menu categories.
On them were jotted numbers, seemingly random hieroglyphics to the untrained eye.
He'd been jotting down Americanisms to work into his act.
Read "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" aloud, making sure that students are jotting down ideas.
