Sentence examples for shorthand note from inspiring English sources

In March, Mediapart reported on what it said was a shorthand note alluding to the deal to transfer money from Libya to Mr. Sarkozy.

The Islington Tribune said its editor, Eric Gordon, had taken a shorthand note of the meeting in London, and it had checked the story thoroughly.

The news editor, Mark Blunden, said Mr Gordon had taken a shorthand note of the alleged remarks and the story had been "checked thoroughly".

Her shorthand note of the conversation read: "A mistake to put it in, Alastair Campbell seeing something in there, single source but not corroborated, sounded good".

When Militant Tendency leaders of Liverpool council in 1985 claimed a tape recording proved their tendentious version of a showdown with Neil Kinnock, the unobtrusive Nye's verbatim shorthand note settled the matter.

The court was shown a copy of Moore-Bridger'shorthandnoteofe of the interview, which had the words "reason we attacked Tory HQ" before other quotes attributed to Cooper.

THE PRESIDENT: Now, will you tell me what page in the shorthand notes this evidence is of Gisevius?

As Moore studied his shorthand notes, then delivered a monotone précis, Sorrentino tapped ash on the traffic below.

A former Moscow correspondent for the BBC, he took the precaution of making detailed shorthand notes of his conversations with the department's permanent secretary, Sir Richard Mottram.

I'll make shorthand notes as I'm going along and send them to Meera, who tends to agree – she's very good at taking feedback.

The Evening Standard journalist, with his contemporaneous shorthand notes, or the claimant, who wrote bitterly complaining to the newspaper's editor on the same day of publication?