Sentence examples for notebook check from inspiring English sources

Not only was she dismayed that someone at her school would break into her locker, but with a Chinese test and notebook check later that week, this was a tear-worthy event.

The screen has a matte finish and relatively high brightness which Notebook Check's reviewer, Christian Hepp, found "quite suitable for outdoor use", noting that it had a good contrast ratio but a narrow range of colours.

"Periodically, I am going to do random notebook checks, and I expect all the homework assignments and tests to be neatly filed in your child's notebook in chronological order".

Many schools or teachers will require you to have a binder for their class and even schedule "notebook checks" where they make sure that you have all your papers in the right places in your binder.

One by one, go through your old notebooks, checking to see if there are any un-finished stories that could have potential or any scribbled ideas that you assumed were rubbish but are actually golden nuggets.

Decide on a format for lab notebooks, and check everyone's notebooks regularly to be sure they are thorough and clear.

Remove the notebook and check to see if its stable and non-floppy.

At each booster visit, the follow-up notebook was checked, the records were discussed and the objectives were revised if needed (e.g. set at higher level or changed to other objectives).

Inside, cellphone calls are cut off, documents and notebooks are checked, and hostesses dressed in traditional gowns will ask for your place of origin in several different languages.

My girlfriend is a teacher and a graduate student, and every year around this time, I get a pang of nostalgia for the school life as she runs around buying new notebooks and checking class schedules while I prepare for another day at the office.

Memory can play tricks, so I checked my notebook, and double-checked with my producer, Jim Booth, and triple-checked with John Batt of Sally Clark's team: one, two, three of us heard the learned judge say 'grossly misleading' and 'manifestly wrong'.