Sentence examples for listening notes from inspiring English sources

Kotheimer consulted his listening notes: "Flat second, major third, perfect fourth, perfect fifth, major sixth, flat seventh".

Many people seemed to know who he was, but a woman listening noted that her union had told her to vote for Councilman Bill de Blasio — except that Mr. de Blasio is running for public advocate.

To get students thinking about the topic of giving in general, you might start class with a "one-question interview," (PDF) a quick interactive activity that gets every student in the class speaking, listening, note-taking and thinking about a common topic.

Like explorers seeking the South Pole, composers moved across barren spaces toward abstract goals: harmonic difficulty, rhythmical complexity, textural density, mathematical consistency... His music asks us to listen, note by note.

As you listen, note how he starts the interview with a weak voice and a tired and confused state of mind.

Sam Wollaston started by saying "they never listen", noting the "prisoner either disappears or is killed" and that Section D "need to rethink the whole prisoner thing, or hire less rubbish guards"; however, Wollaston also noted that since it was Sarah who was killed, "mo one's really going to miss snaky Sarah much".

Take notes while listening (revise your notes) and when you read the assignment, so you can ask logical questions and point out some important issues.

Ms. Keil listened, took notes, listened some more.

I listened, took notes, and promised him a response that day.

Just as they will next year on the fourth-grade test, they listened, took notes and wrote an essay.

"There's a sort of arrogant sexism about what preteen girls listen to," notes columnist and author Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett, who was a Ginger fan.