1. He sat with his pencil poised, ready to take notes.

2. He drew out his notebook and began to take notes.

3. The monitors were assigned to take notes for the meeting.

4. The monitor was assigned to take notes for the meeting.

5. Did you take notes at the lecture?

6. Did you take notes in the class?

7. Sue offered to take notes .

8. Take notes during the consultation as the final written report is very concise.

9. Students should take notes so as to make revision easier.

10. So take notes, Mayor Willie.

11. It's pointless to take notes and then never look at them again.

12. They take notes, work on handouts, are surprised and a little frightened by all they do not know.

13. You may take notes, but you must not take any recording device into the room.

14. As I listen to Shepperson, I decide to take notes.

15. He may be asked to take notes of the evidence.

16. Take notes either in the margins of your source (if you are using a photocopy or your own book) or on a separate sheet as you read. Put away that highlighter!

17. Do you usually take notes in class with a pen or pencil?

18. Take notes of any newly learned English expression in a personal pocketbook.

19. Some parents take notes or tape-record their meetings with their child's treatment team so that they can review what they have been told and share it with other family members.

20. It's also a good idea to take notes,[Sentencedict] use a tape recorder or bring a clear-thinking relative or friend rather than trying to commit the information to your own memory.

21. He replenished Justin's glass with mineral water, then retired to take notes.

22. She bought a child's exercise book and started to take notes on the stock market.

23. Birds twitter outside the open window as the nuns scrutinise each graph and diligently take notes.

24. Who is for real and who is sent to take notes?

25. Make it a habit always to go to a lecture or a meeting with a pen and paper and take notes.

26. Before editing, the reporter will play the tape and take notes.

27. A place to stay where he didn't have to take notes about flights and ferries and hotels and restaurants and sights.

28. Labour union joins the association application. Does the applicant sign needing to take notes by oneself?

29. With its battery-backed RAM, the Model 100 was always in standby mode, ready to take notes, write a report, or go on-line.

30. Play the videotape " The Right Direction " as participants take notes on outlines.

1. He sat with his pencil poised, ready to take notes.

2. He drew out his notebook and began to take notes.

3. The monitors were assigned to take notes for the meeting.

4. The monitor was assigned to take notes for the meeting.