Sentence examples for notations in from inspiring English sources

Read actively, underlining and making notations in the text.

Here is a pro golfer who stops in midround to make notations in his birder log.

Minimal is a kind word to describe the notations in the restaurant and shopping guides.

Notations in the records indicated that some patients returned for subsequent tests, he said.

A later portion of the same memo has notations in the margins that include Ms. Brooks's initials.

He read "In Search of Lost Time" alongside two academic guidebooks, full of notations in French, and a dictionary.

On virtually every page of his copy of "Amok," he had underlined passages and scribbled notations in the margins.

You really want me dead!" I made the last few notations in the duty roster and got up to leave.

Sir Isaac Newton and Baron Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz invented calculus, with different notations, in the 1680's.

In "Notations in Passing," Mr. Lyons's pictures were largely about vernacular public images: ads, posters, graffito drawings, display mannequins.

Notations in-between have the expected increase in expressiveness, but no increase in complexity.