Sentence examples for scribbling remarks from inspiring English sources
She says "I'll take it", hangs her trenchcoat on a stepladder and starts scribbling remarks like "Party name?" "Policies" and "Why is this country so rightwing?
Behind stage moments before noon, aides said, Dr. Dean scribbled down remarks on race, saying his gut told him to go ahead.
In 1938, Beaton was forced to resign from Vogue for scribbling an anti-Semitic remark in the margins of his illustrations for the February issue that made it into print.
His impromptu remarks, scribbled in a paroxysm of indignation after he saw the exhibition last week, have given new impetus to a simmering debate that boils over here every fall, when the finalists for the high-profile Turner Prize, awarded annually to a British artist under the age of 50, are announced.
He hid in a stall, and scribbled notes for his remarks on an index card: "Do what we're doing: take back your schools".
While waiting for him to arrive, she'd scribbled some ideas for remarks she wanted to make later that night at a party in her honor at the original Whitney, the one uptown.
One day, after a long boat trip, scribbling page after page of notes, he finished his journal entry by remarking that "every poet has trembled on the verge of science".
Yet she was also instrumental in encouraging Eliot to write poetry; she was an early reader of "The Waste Land", inserting a line of her own in it and scribbling praise in the margins.Mr Crawford does not flinch from showing Eliot's flaws: he made anti-Semitic remarks, in his letters as well as in several poems, despite having one or two Jewish friends.
To ensure that Inzamam does not queer the pitch with injudicious remarks Waseem Khokhar, a senior member of the legal team from the elite firm DLA Piper, is sat beside him, busily scribbling notes.
