Sentence examples for the jot from inspiring English sources
noun
An iota; a point; a tittle; the smallest particle.
- He didn't care a jot for his work.
Mr. Tribe endorsed the overall idea of military tribunals, saying that "they do not per se violate the Constitution," and that such tribunals need not hew to "all of the rules of evidence that are followed, including the jot and tittle of the hearsay rule, in courts martial".
The Jot 8.5 is the brightest Boogie Board yet.
They also help the JOT PTC at the time of organ procurement.
The bestsellers in the store are backpacks, the Scansnap Evernote Scanner and the Jot Script Stylus.
The Jot 8.5 is the first Boogie Board I've enjoyed using because the screen is finally bright enough.
The Jot 8.5 will be $25 when it hits retailers and will be available in blue, pink and gray.
On a notepad, Antonia – the matriarch and the chattiest of the group – jots down the bets and tallies up the scores.
Getting to the last jot of the census -- and it is not quite over -- was no easy task.
Before writing the speech, jot down the small things that you have gone through in life.
In the morning, the police dutifully jot down the owners' complaints, but the marauders remain at large.
The students jot down ideas and write the initial narrative for the story for a particular topic the teacher had given them.
