One, named Zeppelin, took good notes.
In 1996, Jim Lehrer, of "NewsHour," asked Hillary Clinton whether she kept a diary, or at least took good notes.
My study group was made up of geeks that took good notes and were as serious about succeeding as I was.
If you took good notes, you will find it easier to study and learn what you need to learn.
"The executive committee," it read, "takes good note of the will of FIFA to take concrete and efficient measures with regards to good governance, expects to see results within the next three months, and is following the situation closely".
Good point, and I hope the bbc takes good note that the population is much more important than bbc commentators, news readers, presenters etc. etc.
[Author's response: We have taken good note of this breakthrough in the revised version {see ref 44}].
Take good note of that – don't make all of your runs longer.
Write down the dye lot, or take good note of it and keep the label of your purchased yarn.
If you are struggling to hit an enemy, take good note of his position and kill him through your thin cover without having to worry about getting shot.
And I take good note of what was said by a liberal President-in-Office of the Council with regard to the Barcelona Summit: social cohesion, the defence of the European social model, the capacity for adaptation and dialogue with social partners; I believe that that defines the route we must take.
