On those visits I enjoyed hearing about her experiences working with the William Adams Brown Archives and seeing some of the more interesting objects in the archive, like the cricket cage and the Indian palm leaf books.
Mohseni collects business cards compulsively, placing them in the clear plastic sleeves of a loose-leaf book.
In the kitchen of El Bulli, I browsed through the loose-leaf book in which Adrià records ideas to explore.
He stood by the door with a loose-leaf book, in which he had recorded reservations, and as people arrived he checked their names off.
— A thick loose-leaf book jammed with charts and graphs details Lee T. Todd Jr.'s ambitious plans for the University of Kentucky.
Even after paper was introduced into Tibet, Tibetan paper manuscripts still retained the elongated, narrow look of the palm-leaf book.
When my best friend contracted a life-threatening disease, I made her a loose-leaf "book of laughs" stuffed with New Yorker cartoons, classic witticisms and personalized homemade jokes.
The New Yorker, July 8 , 1939P. 66 In the seventh hour of my prenatal vigil on the o.b. floor of a hospital which had better go unnamed, I came upon a little black loose-leaf book, on the cover of which was printed in white ink," Father's Book-Poems, thoughts, reflections, etc.. Gives the many excerpts of the distracted fathers who waited for news of their wives.
By Leo Rosten The New Yorker, July 8 , 1939P. 66 In the seventh hour of my prenatal vigil on the o.b. floor of a hospital which had better go unnamed, I came upon a little black loose-leaf book, on the cover of which was printed in white ink," Father's Book-Poems, thoughts, reflections, etc.. Gives the many excerpts of the distracted fathers who waited for news of their wives.
Burrows is having a good time, flipping through the script in a loose-leaf book, occasionally talking with cast members as they run through dialogue, laughing when an actor delights him.
