Sentence examples for notebook down from inspiring English sources

William followed up with: "Why don't you put your notebook down and give us a hand with the sandbags?" The princes were the latest in a line of national figures to drop in on the stricken area this week, including David Cameron, Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, and Ed Miliband, the Labour leader.

William approached the Guardian and said: "Why don't you put your notebook down and give us a hand with the sandbags?" But when your reporter agreed to help, aides stepped in and said it would not be possible due to a lack of the right sort of clothing.

A newspaper reporter said he was asked by Prince William: "Why don't you put your notebook down and give us a hand with the sandbags?" But when the journalist agreed to help, aides said he was not wearing the appropriate clothing to carry out the role.

During her set, I placed my reporter's notebook down on the table next to me, so I could dance more freely.

Recently, though, she had begun putting her notebook down.

His case was not helped by him flushing his contemporaneously written field notebook down the toilet after details from it became public in 1975, Sir Allan argued.

The room went silent as the professor walked up behind the podium, set her notebooks down, and did her thing.

I became a regular customer and was dorky about it, keeping a notebook, writing down names.

Costello, who visited him at Syracuse, recalls, "He would walk around with a notebook, sit down, cross his legs, and start writing.

"I have a stack of catalogs a mile high, and yesterday I sat at my computer with my little notebook, writing down every possible shopping site for Christmas.

Ms. Lelard then turned to me, sitting alone with a red notebook, jotting down details on the interior (antique tables, a banquet laden with home-made desserts).