Sentence examples for sheet in hand from inspiring English sources

I ventured to the back of the science lab, clipboard and observation sheet in hand.

Brainbow did have a Series B term sheet in hand but they clearly preferred Hachette's terms.

Even though it's only coffee, the VC shows up with a term sheet in hand and is already negotiating against himself/herself before hesitantly handing it over to the entrepreneur – afraid of insulting the entrepreneur.

Obviously, you're not going to learn your VC's most intimate operational detail in the first or second meeting, but once you've got a term sheet in hand, these are important questions to have answered prior to entering a long-term partnership.

At Wisconsin, the women's rowing coaches work the rooms used for freshman orientation and registration with sign-up sheets in hand, lobbying for tryouts.

Its founder, Chris Hulls, had several term sheets in hand to raise a big A round, but the proposed size of that round didn't make a ton of sense for the stage of the company.

And certainly it is true that having these sheets would have been a great help: With these sheets in hand, a reporter could have consulted Federal Election Commission records, which show month-to-month who contributes and to which account (or accounts) a contribution is allocated, to tease out the story.

As if on cue, a group of middle school girls approached, assignment sheets in hand, seeking more information from the sisters, who happily provided details in different equestrian riding styles and events.

The music branch's executive committee discussed the movie "at length" and even screened the film with cue sheets in hand so that members could "determine who wrote what," said Charles Fox, who is a head of the branch, in a statement sent to The Times.

It was a productive stay, resulting in a fine likeness of Prince, and of his teenage daughter Sarah, fetchingly seated at a pianoforte, sheet music in hand, as if she were about to play.

So off I went, flute and sheet music in hand, ready to give 'em hell (as much as an amateur flautist might hope to give anyone hell!).