Sentence examples for preparing notes from inspiring English sources
When we do something, whether we are playing the guitar, exercising, or preparing notes for a lecture, we feel as if we are the "central agent".
Try to sit in the front seats and with a person who has a good reputation in preparing notes.
Observe an example of each and prepare notes on your findings.
He said the detectives prepared notes on the victim's condition, to accompany the photographs and the victim's account.
Reading from carefully prepared notes, she said: "I feel now might be the time to reveal a few of my most painful memories.
As the time allotted for the interview ends, she closes her book of carefully prepared notes and jettisons the calm tones of the well-rehearsed soundbite.
McGruder, who rarely prepares notes or speeches for events like this, began by thanking Thurman, "the most ass-kicking woman in America".
A few days after the argument in Branzburg, Justice Powell prepared notes of the court's private conference on a form that looks a little like a miniature-golf scorecard.
Hoping to write an accessible, "non-denominational" summary of the wisdom of the Talmud, Tokayer prepared notes for himself that included "biographies of Talmudic rabbis, proverbs, puzzles, parables, Aesop's Fables-like stories, legal issues, and Jewish ethics".
The way in which every part of the piano is used as a sound resource, with plucked and prepared notes alongside conventionally sounding ones, places it firmly in the 1950s, when European composers were coming to terms with John Cage's experiments across the Atlantic.
