Sentence examples for notebooks describing from inspiring English sources

This site also offers Booth's original notebooks describing his walks around the capital.

(Ages 7 to 10 ) THEY had acute powers of observation and kept rich notebooks describing and interpreting reality.

The investigation also uncovered notebooks describing the ceremony, which Milan prosecutor Ilda Boccassini said at a press conference had only been infiltrated by undercover officers until now.

"It is something of a surprise to find these notebooks described as 'secret'," Laura Thompson remarked in the Telegraph, reviewing John Curran's Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks.

It gives us entry into what Nathaniel Hawthorne, in one of his notebooks, described as "that pleasant mood of mind where gaiety and pensiveness ­intermingle".

Ted Clark Ted Clark, HP's vice president in charge of notebooks, described the upcoming machine as having a "triple personality" in that it will work suitably as both a notebook PC and a desktop machine.

In the closing part of the blue notebook describing her emotional life, Anna falls in love with her American lodger, Saul Green, a cathartic crisis that will finally release her from writer's block.

The complete laboratory notebook describing these experiments is available at http://www.genomics.princeton.edu/glang/notebooks.htm.htm

Instead, he tells us the name of the boat of his ex-agent, lets us know the size of his working notebook, describes the buildings in which he attends parties, and grows positively tedious about when best to publish.

His confession, from which Shrivastava read aloud to me, was recorded by hand in Hindi in a series of lined blue notebooks, and describes a staggeringly sophisticated operation.

In his notebooks, he described the lines receding along the edges of a body to a point in the distance as a pyramid.