Sentence examples for notebooks taken from inspiring English sources

He wanted their pencils and notebooks taken away.

Here we take the data Kovacs published in 1964, unpublished data from his notebooks taken at the same time, as well as more recent data obtained at the Institut Charles Sadron under his tutelage in the late 1960s and early 1980s.

At Rajeev's suggestion, Tanka Bhujel bought forty dollars' worth of school uniforms, pens, and notebooks, took photographs of smiling children with the gear, and mailed them off with letters certifying that the project had been for supplies.

And that's key just in case the Chrome notebooks take off.

My guess is that Darwin would urge the children of Austin to take advantage of all the mayhem to sneak out while the adults aren't looking and, equipped with magnifying glasses and notebooks, take to nature and draw their own conclusions.

Bacon said of himself that he "never knew what to paint," yet pages of lists from a notebook taken from his studio in Reece Mews, South Kensington stand testament to his careful planning.

The very first page of each notebook takes a different approach to the presumed character and priorities of the bohemian-cosmopolitan notebook-toter.

A cop approached him, asked for his license and registration, took them over to the street light and wrote laboriously in his notebook, took out the page, folded it, and handed it to the driver.

While answering questions in English, Tseng at one point peered playfully at a reporter's notebook, took a long look at the ink scratches he had made on the page and said, "I don't understand what you're writing".

El cuaderno de Maya (2011; Maya's Notebook) takes the form of a teenage girl's diary, written in the wake of a disastrous episode of drug use and prostitution.

This notebook took the form of a PowerPoint file that contained all of the student pictures taken during weeks two and three.