Sentence examples for notebook keeper from inspiring English sources
Harriet is also a great notebook-keeper.
"The Other Woman" is directed by Nick Cassavetes ("The Notebook," "My Sister's Keeper").
Ms. Tartt is a lifelong keeper of notebooks, and some of the earliest scenes in "The Goldfinch" were taken from notes dated 1993.
It's been brought to our attention that Joan Didion ― keeper of notebooks, chronicler of cities, defender of emotional, humanistic prose ― has a book coming out in March 2017.
Gone are the days of the Trapper Keeper, but students still need pens, notebooks, and of course, the all-important backpack.
Without The Notebook there would be no PS I Love You, no American remake of The Lake House, no My Sister's Keeper, No The Time Traveller's Wife and arguably no Twilight.
Joan Didion wrote in an essay: "Keepers of private notebooks are a different breed altogether, lonely and resistant rearrangers of things, anxious malcontents, children afflicted apparently at birth with some presentiment of loss".
So readers learned that she came "from a family, or a congeries of families, that has always been in the Sacramento Valley", that she has written things down since the age of five and believes that "keepers of private notebooks... are anxious malcontents", that she swam in rivers with her brother and visited great-aunts on Sundays.
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