Sentence examples for using a notebook to from inspiring English sources

Make a fan club: Get started by using a notebook to think of ideas what you and the club will do.

• Use a notebook to record information.

Just as Steve uses a notebook to jot down clues, each child entering Radio City Music Hall receives a crayon and a notepad.

Ms Larke alleged Mr Collins used a notebook to record a graphic dossier of her sexual history.

Use a notebook to keep track of appointments, tests and medications, as well as to record how you are feeling along the way.

Use a notebook to take notes during the experiment, this might come handy when you are writing the report.

Does he look sprightly and young, doddery and old, or is he a leggy colt with growing still to do? Use a notebook to record your findings.

Use a notebook to record your observations on the contents of each dish and perhaps come to a conclusion about which locations had the most bacteria.

Use a notebook to keep a record of your activities for a day or two, to see what you do that is wasteful and what is proactive or constructive.

(You might want to use a notebook to brainstorm, making a page for each character. Draw what they look like, if you can draw!) The things your characters do, and how they solve the problem, will be your plot.

Use a notebook to jot down notes on what you see/saw, and what made you stop and experience something: keep observing more things around you while doing this.