Sentence examples for pocket notebook from inspiring English sources

I got a small pocket notebook, and started keeping track of everything that I ate.

Like many comedians, Larry David carries a pocket notebook for writing down ideas.

I occasionally use a tape recorder for an important conversation, but my inseparable companion is a pocket notebook.

In a pocket notebook here from 1910, Proust calls artistic reality "a relation, a law joining different facts".

"I look terrible... like a vagrant," she wrote in a black leather pocket notebook that the previous tenants had left behind.

Most of the album's 19 tracks bear titles seemingly copied out of a pocket notebook: "On the Lookout," "A Good Spot," "The Animals".

Then, there are pocket notebooks that DeLillo labelled with subject headings, such as "The Game" and Black-and-White Black-and-White Black-and-White Ball

Long before he published "On the Origin of Species," Charles Darwin jotted down his evolutionary ideas in pocket notebooks.

"Having checked the archive records there is no trace of any pocket notebooks being recovered by any previous inquiry or the Hillsborough Independent Panel.

He listened to the whole process from pocket notebooks to coded slices of paper, then mentioned a text editor called Kedit, citing its exceptional capabilities in sorting.

One sees this, the simple humanity of Charles Darwin, most easily in the pocket notebooks in which he scrawled his thoughts on the journey, unedited.