Sentence examples for taking extensive notes from inspiring English sources

There is one task, at least according to Earle Roddy of Seiko Instruments USA, that is nearly impossible to do with a Palm Pilot: taking extensive notes.

The Sun-Times, in its Eye on Rezko blog, also came upon an interesting tidbit: a woman taking extensive notes on jury selection who was identified as attending court for Senator Obama.

It would not have been impossible for Plato to have managed such a feat by taking extensive notes, comparing his memory with that of others, and gradually perfecting a rendition that aimed at replicating the original as closely as possible.

This does not happen when a student reads a paper alone, even if taking extensive notes.

Nordanstad, who produced a short documentary on Hashima Island in 2002 entitled Hashima, recalled Craig taking extensive notes on the island at the time of the meeting, but was unaware of his interest in it until Skyfall was released.

Detailed responses were recorded by taking extensive notes, which were fed back to the respondent for confirmation.

McNamee said Murray took extensive notes during the first two of those conversations.

He took extensive notes about his readings, as well as on some aspects of daily life in prison.

He also took extensive notes and photographs about Chinese techniques used for tracking the Yangtze rapids or for agriculture.

The commission's investigators are also permitted to take extensive notes when they review unedited documents or tapes, under the terms of the agreement.

Darwin took extensive notes on the active geology of South America and went on to publish three books on the subject (all of which preceded his publications on evolution).