Novelist James Baldwin jots down some notes in his New York apartment, 1963.
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He jots down his mistakes, details he overlooked and things that went well.
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Other Words narrates how she jots down the new words she learns from Italian
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Khan writes quickly, in the studio, sometimes from poems she jots down on whatever is handy.
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Throughout the year, he jots down what he's heard or experienced and saves everything in a story file on his desktop.
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Everybody jots down something nice about his or her family on a scrap of paper and hands it to a next-door neighbor.
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Before he goes to bed every night, American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault reportedly jots down three things he wants to accomplish the following day.
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Cunningham jots down her responsibilities and allots a percentage to each, giving her a rough guide to how she should be spending her day.
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In a point count, an observer jots down a note about all the birds they can see and hear from a certain location for a set period of time.
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On the card, Cunningham jots down the day's responsibilities alongside how much time she can spend on each task, a rough guide to how she should be spending her day.
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Without further ado, we join Derek Marshall, Republican delegate from Fulton County, Georgia as he jots down notes from the floor of the 2016 Republican Convention in Cleveland in July, 2016.
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As Lutsenko speaks in broken English about the letter and about Yovanovitch's testimony, Giuliani jots down notes, as if he were collecting a witness's statement for a report he was preparing.
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My friend Delia, for example, a daughter of Chinese immigrants, jots down every new project or promotion in a log of successes, "a paper trail," she calls it, of her perpetual progress.
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A volunteer at Kshamata helped her find a job with a garment firm where she delivers clothes to shops and collects money from them and jots down each transaction in her notebook.
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The observations the artist Neil Goldberg jots down on lined three-by-five index cards range from winkingly self-conscious to disarmingly insightful; most often they are a strange and hilarious combination of the two.
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These show a less awe-inspiring side of the philosopher, as he jots down items from his reading and delivers utterances esoteric, mundane, and bizarre: When five people speak together, a sixth always has to die.
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He jots down Jovan's skills, urges him to remove any references to drugs and guns from his Facebook page (to which Jovan gives a knowing laugh), and invites him to join the class beginning in two weeks.
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Their reliance on the thing that haunts them is emblematic of what the show has to do to exist: it crafts a nightmare that's persistent and believable enough to justify 160 hours of prime-time TV. And it represents what the show is trying to do to matter: build a one-of-a-kind horror story that jots down a whole generation's experience amid its melodrama.
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This inspired Ibrahim to match other passengers. After his initial success Ibrahim created a match-making system, based largely on intuition and common sense. He listens to his customers’ conversations, throws out a couple of exploratory questions and, if their answers meet his standards, he jots down their contact information.
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As soon as Meera goes from there, Kalki jots down the number and address of City Hospital and sends Lakhan there. Lakhan reaches, points a gun to a nurse and kicks her too. He then gets a straight whack from a lady who turns out to be Sudha. Lakhan doesn't reply just stands there in shock.
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The story first shows Nithya (Namitha Pramod), a sand artist doing her program. When she is on her way home, she gets into an accident, which leads to memory loss that can only allow her remember anything for just 24 hours. She keeps a diary where she jots down all her memories. Then we meet Gautham(Vineeth Sreenivasan) a young businessman who also suffers from temporary memory problems.
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They must be starting to get sick of me too. My co-workers don't try to talk to me either." Jane jots down in the next column pieces of evidence against her hot thought: "I think my boss might have meant well when he gave me this presentation assignment. I did one of these presentations on a smaller scale last week and I think I did just fine.
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Yukiteru Amano () is a 14-year-old, shy and daydreaming loner who observes life and jots down the events on his cell phone. His only friends are Deus Ex Machina (), the God of Space and Time, and his assistant Muru Muru (). Deus transforms Yukiteru's phone into a Future Diary, capable of predicting the future up to ninety days. Yukiteru discovers he and eleven others are part of a survival game orchestrated by Deus.
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On the trip back, Derby tells of Asenath using his body, and is certain that it is in fact Ephraim who resides in the body of Asenath. Derby tells Upton, "She [Asenath] jots down a note in writing that’s just like her father’s manuscripts, stroke for stroke." Before finishing his story, Derby has a small seizure and rapidly changes personality, asking Upton to ignore what he might have just said. Upton however sees a change in his eyes.
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The story follows a young Assamese woman who teaches at the University of Delhi and is an author. She is busy writing a book on Delhi and regularly jots down anything that crosses her mind. The Operation Blue Star at the Golden Temple in Amritsar brings sudden twist to the novel and the protagonist plunges headlong into the crisis for most of the people she is close to are Sikhs. At last, her book is drenched in Santokh Singh's blood and she loses all her recorded material.
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He pours whiskey and she describes fragments of her life since leaving London the February after the 1918 armistice a decade or so earlier. When Mr Horsfield asks if she is stuck for money, she takes from her purse two ten franc notes and some coins, saying that is all she has. She recounts to him her rejection of Mr Mackenzie's severance cheque (which Mr Horsfield had witnessed in Restaurant Albert). Mr Horsfield gives her another 1,500 francs, suggests she visit London and jots down his address there.
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" Cargunka imagines himself as the captain of a ship lost forever at sea as well, and jots down his own rhymes inspired by the music. The third stanza begins: > The Laughing Sally sailed away > Into the Evermore that day, > And the sound of her bells came back to me > Across the deep in the evening grey..." He is interrupted by Jensag, a barman in the Red Lyon, which connects to Cargunka's office. Jensag demands that Cargunka stop the music. They quarrel over the phonograph, and Jensag smashes it.
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After being forced to retire, literature professor Fernando Robles (Federico Luppi) and his wife Liliana (Mercedes Sampietro) are forced to reevaluate their lives and make major changes in them. These include setting the record straight with their son, exiled in Madrid and starting out a new life. They decide to buy a small lavender farm in Córdoba from a widowed man, Zacarías, and with the aid of their lawyer friend Carlos (Arturo Puig), attempt to start out their new business. Along the way, Fernando, an aspiring writer himself, jots down notes and ideas for a novel in a book, which he frequently narrates in voice-overs.
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