Sentence examples for notes on books from inspiring English sources

We perch on armrests and clog aisles to talk with one another, compare notes on books we're reading or look at laptop slide shows of photographs from our last after-show party.

Sendak published Caldecott & Co.: Notes on Books and Pictures, a collection of essays and reviews on writers and illustrators, in 1988.

But in the 17th century the only periodicals devoted to books were short-lived: the Weekly Memorials for the Ingenious (1682 83), which offered some critical notes on books, and the Universal Historical Bibliothèque (January March 1686).

You can take notes on books you've read, or perhaps jot a note reminding you about who you loaned your copy to.

Don't be afraid to look at the Cliff's Notes on books - especially if you've already read them.

While I was taking notes on these books, a Hungarian woman stopped at my table in a café and asked me why I was studying this particular author.

He was quick to say that he also met people like Peter Hessler, who ran track, and who went to the library most nights and took reams of notes on the books he read.

"'Now I know exactly what I am doing, so it can't happen," she said, "On the Roosevelt book, I understood what had produced the problem on the Fitzgeralds and Kennedys; it was having taken handwritten notes on the books".

"On the Roosevelt book," she said last month, "I understood what had produced the problem on 'The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys;' it was having taken handwritten notes on the books".

She also wrote explanatory notes on several books in mathematics, most notably Apollonius' Conics and Diophantus's multivolume Arithmetica.

Take notes on these books so that later on you have something to look back on and remember from what you had read.