Sentence examples for university notebooks from inspiring English sources

In the same heap, I also found my mother's university notebooks, which on one side carried notes about Italian literature and, on the other side, recipes that she was trying to collect, in preparation for her duties as a soon-to-be bride, as Italy in the early 1960s was still a relatively traditional and conservative place.

They were then given opportunities to buy items (in one case, the items included university T-shirts, notebooks and a computer mouse) with their earnings, or have the money added to their savings balance.

Consider these true stories: At an Australian university, 30 years of notebooks became a pile of loose pages after the bindings crumbled during relocation.

In 2010, in researching my book on the discovery of streptomycin, I began looking for the notebooks in the university's libraries and laboratories, but found nothing.

You think about that tight space under your bed and how you could maybe stash it there, among the old hairdryers and all the notebooks you used at university.

He also was the patient of Dr Lynne Fenton, a university psychiatrist, whom he sent a notebook days before the attack.

Ultimately, the repression became so widespread that people were disappeared just for carrying a Bible, or a notebook from the national university.

She went to every university with her daughters, armed with a notebook to keep a record of her thoughts on each one.

The notebook will be kept in the university's Richard Burton Archives and will soon be available to view by appointment.

He mailed a notebook to Dr. Fenton that the university said arrived on July 23, its contents still under seal by the court.

In turn, Hans Reichenbach was one of five intrepid attendees of Einstein's first seminar on general relativity given at Berlin University in the tumultuous winter of 1918 1919; his detailed notebooks survive.