" Wintrich, sipping a Martini, jotted a few notes. "Sean!
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But many can be guessed or are jotted down imprudently.
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He jotted phrases, made doodles, put things in all caps.
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They jotted down notes as pathologists and police officers testified.
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I jotted down some notes and am paraphrasing his responses.
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He jotted down stories he heard from the students, too.
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I jotted down the words "rookie mistake" while watching the moment.
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"Lots of gifts, food," Mr. Garcia jotted down in his journal.
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They did not arrest her, but they jotted down her address.
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Michael Nagy, the baritone singing Don Alfonso, the philosopher, jotted notes.
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In a flash, I jotted down a few more theme candidates.
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Before that, I jotted down some notes on SoftBank's second Vision Fund.
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Variety and Deadline jotted down the best tidbits, and here they are.
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Jemisin awoke in a sweat and jotted down what she had seen.
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I watched the debate, tweeted and jotted down a bunch of notes.
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He spoke from a jotted list of notes, not from a script.
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The architect started typing something into his laptop as the psychologist jotted notes.
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With the other, he jotted frequencies onto a notepad advertising Ortho Tri-Cyclen.
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Most of her advice I understood and dutifully jotted into a small notebook.
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She put on her reading glasses and dutifully jotted, "KO," into her notes.
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In the innocuously titled paper, they jotted down some big ideas and grand designs.
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At times the book has the casual immediacy of notes jotted in a diary.
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Vescovo jotted down instrument readings and the occasional observation in his blue leather notebook.
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There are notebooks where he jotted down passages from spiritual texts he was studying.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, stifled a yawn as she jotted notes.
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Clinton's senior aide, Jake Sullivan, who, in turn, jotted a brief email to his boss.
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Originally, he just liked the phrase, "Proud Mary," and jotted it down in his chorus.
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And I jotted down some of the best and worst of the hearing that was.
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On scraps of paper and legal notepads, he jotted down thoughts sparked by his reading.
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They also noted the emotions they experienced and jotted down an explanation for those feelings.
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So, below are eight thoughts I jotted down while watching Trump in real time. 1.
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He took out his notebook and jotted down the kinship terms he had just learned.
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He shut up as I jotted down comments and scores while his fellow hopefuls chuckled.
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They include more than 800 drawings, as well as random musings and jotted telephone numbers.
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Mr. Loeffelholz texted Mr. Rardin during breaks in the rehearsal, and jotted down notes afterward.
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Instead, he jotted it down by hand and presented the handwritten document to the judges.
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I jotted down names of famous black women and searched for children's literature featuring them.
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Each morning she scrambled to turn observations jotted in her sketchbook into perfectly looping cel animations.
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He asked me to read it aloud, and he jotted it down as I read it.
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"What is your wish?" he asked as Ms. Hall jotted a few lines on the sticker.
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Their reports read like notes jotted down after a short conversation, not accounts of an investigation.
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My niece, Isabel Gurwitch, jotted down some notes so she would be prepared when we talked.
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They jotted down messages of support on Post-its and stuck them all over the walls.
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Few signs of maturity, Lib jotted down; Anna seemed more like eight or nine than eleven.
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I love using Google Calendar because, unlike a note jotted down on paper, I can't lose it.
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Several of the included files are notes and musings, jotted down on sheets of a legal pad.
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The addresses of both homes and the names of people inside had been jotted on a list.
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He emerged from his room 30 minutes later with a plan jotted down in his composition book.
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She has jotted down notes in hopes of publishing a children's book that could empower young women.
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A painting may look nonchalantly assembled, a mark quickly jotted down, but that is never the case.
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Some are general and appear to be quickly jotted down by a visitor inspired in the moment.
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"No, do your drop," Carol responded, at which point I jotted "BENJ IS DOOMED" in my notes.
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Equipment dealer Lee Randall jotted down prices at an auction of used tractors and implements at the show.
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Sometimes the information gets jotted down in the patient's medical record, but even that is not a certainty.
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Between us was a crumpled white paper where we had jotted down the financial implications of both options.
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She googled more, found a video on the brainstorming method, jotted some notes, and met with the team.
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Since we left the studio, I've jotted down some notes about what I hope for the year ahead.
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The elementary bar graph jotted down on a napkin, labeled hurriedly, yet purposefully, conveys a sense of urgency.
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Later, she told the story to friends in Mexico City, one of whom jotted it down in French.
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On it I've jotted down things I really need to understand and have somebody talk to explain to me.
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" Inspiration would come one morning at John's mother's breakfast table, as Taupin jotted lines that would become "Your Song.
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She was going to write something congratulatory, apparently, but in the end she jotted down some marriage advice instead.
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The evidence for the feasibility of universal health care goes beyond theories jotted on the back of prescription pads.
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"It all started with a dream that I jotted down on a legal pad back in 2003," Gaines writes.
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I also had some stationery on my dressing table and he jotted out a note: 'Thanks for the support.
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There were letters and numbers jotted under the collar of his dress shirt: the markings of a dry cleaner.
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I hurriedly jotted down a few tasting notes in my book, which was hiding on the bench beside me.
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In addition to their address and phone number, officers jotted down one more detail: each family's next of kin.
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While some of these pictures are executed in thick brush strokes, others are jotted and dangled with slighter lines.
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One at a time, have them call out some or all of the words or phrases they jotted down.
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She tasted a few new bottles of rosé that she was considering, and jotted notes on the table's paper.
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The title sentence, jotted in neatly slanting cursive, is repeated 17 times, filling the page from top to bottom.
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They jotted down the physical dimensions of each building, together with other structural elements such as trees, shrubs and gardens.
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I jotted down the first words that the music made me feel, jumped on a mic and sang the chorus.
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After 90 grueling minutes, I looked down at my pad and read back the key words that I'd jotted down.
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He "is embarrassed by what happened to his country and determined to restore its greatness", she jotted in a note.
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Corallo told colleagues that he immediately notified the legal team of the conversation and jotted down notes to memorialize it.
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Jeffery jotted his name on program pages and leaned in for selfies as he made his way toward the exit.
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Last week, you may have jotted down a few goals you hope to achieve in the new year — and decade.
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So she hastily jotted down a sign that said, "I NEED HELP WITH CALCULUS" and made it her Tinder profile picture.
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"It all started with a dream that I jotted down on a legal pad back in 2003," Joanna wrote on Instagram.
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My colleague Tara Golshan was among the reporters Brat spoke with, and she jotted down a few more of his remarks.
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In the notebook, Fogerty jotted down that he wanted to write a song about a maid working in a wealthy household.
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I mean, what's a new school year without bullet pointed lists jotted down in your planner's margins during drop/add period?
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When my NASCAR annual membership renewal came in the mail, I jotted a note to say I decline because of HB2.
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Then he pulled out a form bearing the terrorist group's name and, in the field labeled "Case Number," jotted down: 329.
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Mr. Corallo told colleagues that he immediately notified the legal team of the conversation and jotted down notes to memorialize it.
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I jotted down on a Post-It: 'He came home, but he never arrived,' and I went, there's a movie here.
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So for each of the three apps, I created a complex master password and jotted those down on a piece of paper.
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Preliminary information suggests that the hacker used internet addresses based in Iran and jotted down some notes which were translated into Farsi.
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I love her so much in Luis Buñuel's EL BRUTO," wrote one fan, while another jotted, "Applause to Google for honoring #KatyJurado.
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"Our Song" is a clever idea that sounds like it was jotted down in a diary in the middle of the night.
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Songs that come to have intense meaning for fans are often snapshots of Swift's life quickly jotted down in the notes app.
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His business plan was simple — just a list of names, potential advertisers and costs that he jotted down in a school notebook.
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The same communication strategists who originated those terms were brainstorming on March 22, 2010, while Mr. Holmes jotted ideas on a notecard.
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It was my first body of work where I jotted down different ideas for pictures and even created a detailed shot list.
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Even messages jotted to himself seem designed for an audience, and many of his thoughts seem scarily prescient with two decades of hindsight.
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And by the window is Brooklynn's bulletin board, crowded with a collection of inspirational sayings she jotted down not long before she died.
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Today, gazing bleary-eyed at identically messy research notes jotted down during source interviews, I put the puzzle pieces of this article together.
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I'd jotted down SHOOTING STAR as an answer for John Wayne, thinking I'd use other nonhuman phrases that could apply to real people.
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As she listened to the speakers, Ms. Hadaway jotted down the things she liked about Ms. Axne that she hoped would be persuasive.
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"I'm stressed and worried," Jaden jotted down in a diary that he had decided to start to record his last hours in China.
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" As he sipped tea, he jotted down Taoist teachings: "Humans follow the earth, the earth follows heaven, heaven follows Taoism, Taoism follows nature.
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I drew a few pictures in my notebook -- jotted down these descriptions and pretended I could tell all of these seemingly identical bees apart.
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I watched -- from the debate site in Detroit -- and jotted down some of the best and worst performances from the 10 candidates on stage.
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In the bad old days when I went on trips without custom maps, I jotted down a list of places I wanted to visit.
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On stage we endured having people look at every part of our bodies and signal their approval with cheers, while judges jotted down notes.
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Until her death in 2011, she faithfully jotted down what she ate on that day, and where she went, what she saw and whom.
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I would invite him to an upcoming support group, I thought, and jotted down his name so that I would remember to do so.
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In a composition notebook, Jessica documented the times she assumed Matthew had been with his girlfriend, and she jotted down notes for the lawyer.
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One thing I like to do is talk about an article I have written or further explore ideas I've jotted down in my journal.
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The mayor pulled out a folded piece of paper from his pocket and jotted down the information on his growing list of residents' needs.
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Cassidy and Smith were already there, waiting for him in a pickup; Syed jotted down its license plate number in case the meeting went sideways.
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He jotted it down as an idea the day after another American tragedy, one with exponentially more casualties and global ramifications, on September 12, 2001.
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The app will also integrate these "snapshots" with whatever notes and lists are jotted into a user's other note-taking apps, including Google Keep, Any.
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In an interview with Harper's Bazaar, Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet Stallone admit that they've stolen their famous dad's phone and jotted down a few numbers.
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Writing in one of Mussolini's prisons in the 1930s, the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci jotted down the fragments that would become his theory of intellectuals.
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That was dreamed up in the first production meeting by L.A. producer Darryl Silver, shown in notes he jotted in his notebook from the time.
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The mini-LP includes seven tracks, though each is a brief burst of energy, like a thought quickly jotted down lest it be forgotten later.
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In the spring of 1978, having just turned 38 years old, the Swiss artist H.R. Giger jotted these lines in his diary: May 18, 1978.
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Here are a few notes — jotted down on a morning of quiet testimony — about what an average day at the El Chapo trial is like.
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All the photographs were of scraps of paper on which the artist had jotted down phrases lifted from radio talk shows, advertisements and overheard conversations.
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In her hand-written notes, Williams jotted down that Zelensky specifically mentioned Burisma, the Ukrainian energy company where Biden's son, Hunter, was a board member.
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So, with about 20 minutes spare between meetings, he jotted down some lines that he would deliver over the school's PA system during the morning announcements.
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The reflections, jotted down in blue ink at times and at others in red, refer repeatedly to media reports of what was happening across the region.
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Not that anyone watching needs evidence that Taboo is well-written, but you should see just how many complete quotes I've jotted down from this episode.
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But sometimes, you get so caught up in the moment that you actually forget about a really good idea you had jotted down in your notes.
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With great sass, Duchamp photographed his funky hand-jotted notes on torn scrap paper, making documents of documents and inventing the photocopy machine avant la lettre.
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Chicken tikka masala — traditional fare on U.S. and U.K. menus — is said to be the result of recipes jotted down by Britons once living in India.
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Staff members updated Excel sheets, using red font to mark the chosen offices, while others scratched out lists jotted down in the margins of floor plans.
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Create a Word Cloud Have students take out the words and phrases they jotted down while reading their own stories and hearing others' stories being read.
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Boles, the M.P. who had advised Johnson when he became mayor in 2008, remembers finding him surrounded by a few lines jotted on scraps of paper.
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Baring jotted some lines in a black Moleskine as Ulf spoke, and sketched out the first branches of a "genogram"—a kind of overgrown family tree.
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As I jotted these details down, David Hogg came around the pool table with his cue, glanced at my notebook and gave me a strange look.
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Much of the novel has the loose, jotted feel of a journal, minus the dates; there is a vague sense of time going by, but how much?
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This is what Ms. Cox jotted on the digital to-do list: Mr. Barceló wants to travel to a different country every month for the next year.
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She meticulously jotted in her diary the menus, table settings, seating arrangements and furnishings of the Rothschilds, Princess Ghislaine de Polignac, São Schlumberger and their patrician like.
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Across the road the bayou glimmered like a jewel and my cellphone had no service, so I settled down with a longneck and jotted in my notebook.
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Mr. Weiner jotted down his observations in a notebook where he collects ideas and stray bits of dialogue, and wasn't sure if anything would come of it.
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He jotted notes in a black pad and covered his mouth with it when he knew he was in the outfield camera's frame sitting behind home plate.
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Running more than an hour late, the president emerged from the White House shortly before noon, carrying a few notes he jotted down on White House stationary.
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We've all been struck by a jolt of inspiration at the most inopportune moment, only to have the brilliant idea slip away before it can be jotted down.
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Notes jotted down on your paper of choice were still digitized so they could be accessed on the Spark iOS app, or online via Wacom's Inkspace cloud service.
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While on the way, Arvind jotted reminders from the meeting in a cloud-based note-taking app called Evernote, which stores notes for free across all his devices.
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On her way back to New York, Francesca jotted down a few impressions about Australia's gender movement and how it compares with what's happening in the United States.
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One of the lingering questions is why Erickson jotted down "how to respond to FSB offer of employment?" on a list that investigators discovered while searching his home.
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That's apparently when Kalanick jotted a note that included his conclusion that "laser is the sauce" — it suggested Levandowski had convinced Kalanick of the importance of Waymo's tech.
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In an interview on Thursday, Collins confirmed that she had jotted down a note that eventually made its way to Roberts via Secretary for the Majority Laura Dove.
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He jotted down his name on the sign-in register and went to pick up a stack of daily updates and instructions for his train from the crew room.
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So was the green spiral-top steno notebook in which, like some exquisitely coutured man from Mars, he jotted down everything around him in shorthand with a ballpoint pen.
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While "Ipsa Dixit" is precisely crafted, it wittily and poignantly evokes the process of creation: flickering with ideas; moving in halting steps forward and back; seeming improvisatory, jotted, sketched.
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"It's a contagious disease, it is lethal, it is serious," recited Diongue, his lap piled with textbooks and notes he had jotted down in wobbly cursive during the program.
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"It's a contagious disease, it is lethal, it is serious," recited Diongue, his lap piled with textbooks and notes he had jotted down in wobbly cursive during the programme.
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In notes he jotted down and in text messages to a friend, he said that the director had been "brutal" and that the musical director had criticized his performance.
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He looked attentive, jotted down notes and managed to refrain from sipping the contraband chocolate milk he was busted for drinking out of a bottle during the Tuesday proceeding.
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A fanciful bedtime story that Twain told his daughters will be finished and released as an illustrated book more than a century after he jotted down parts of it.
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I jotted down a list of them: Making things vanish, making things reappear ... the old cup and ball trick ... color-changing scarves ... the rope you cut up and rejoin.
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He found, to his surprise, that he had no card of his own in his wallet, so he jotted down his phone number on the back of a receipt.
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Last week, I wrote about an alternative to venture capital called revenue-based financing and before that, I jotted down some notes on one of VCs' favorite spaces: cannabis tech.
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According to Richmond, The Dragon Prince does not have a lore bible, but the writers have jotted down 400 pages of "cool ideas" about where they can take the story.
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Comey famously jotted down memos after his one-on-one conversations with Trump as he began to suspect his boss was trying to goad him into an unethical patronage relationship.
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The night before the landings, he jotted down a small note on a slip of paper so it could be ready to hand to the press in case of disaster.
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She jotted down notes with a purple gel pen, letting her guests steer the conversation but slipping in to offer her position or a brief interpretation of the congressional landscape.
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Isles, a standout in rugby as well as track and field, has jotted down these messages to remind himself of all the negative things that have been said about him.
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When I go to some old studio I think about all of the people who have recorded there before, who've jotted down lyrics at 3 in the morning or something.
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Between philosophical musings and scientific debates — how different beers are related, how different primates are related — the researchers cracked another beer, sampled it, discussed it and then jotted down notes.
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Their floppy haircuts, enormous phones and quaint dating rituals belong to a distant past, in which coffee was seldom pumpkin-spiced and people jotted down their contact details on napkins.
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At the weekend house, as my friend blithely jotted down D-R-A-G and P-E-A-R and S-P-E-A-R, I came to a standstill.
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I have typed breaking stories into the Notes app and sent them to editors, or jotted down key points from an event, when I found myself without pen and paper.
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For comparison's sake, we jotted down a list of shooters we considered for our Best of 2016 list, and we have five choices: Doom, Overwatch, Battlefield 1, Superhot, and Titanfall 2.
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When 19th century whalers jotted down weather and temperature measurements at sea, few might have imagined that their logbooks would become records of a warming planet more than 150 years later.
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Bear If I don't get a thought jotted down right away, I'll spend the next 24 hours racking my brain trying to remember it, only to realize it's never coming back.
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Wearing a blue Nike hoodie and with his long hair pulled back, the Brownsville resident placed his family's dinner order, which had been jotted down on the back of an envelope.
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At the opening session where Premier Li Keqiang presented the government's work report, Wang cut a relaxed figure, staring straight ahead impassively while other delegates busily read and jotted down notes.
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At dinner one evening in Nagpur, India, where they were attending a conference, Smit and Richards talked about the problem, looked up a few papers, and later jotted down some rough calculations.
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Of course, it's not like Eno just holed up in his breakfast nook and jotted down the lyrics making up The Ship in a spare notepad — that'd be a little too simple.
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If you're looking for a bunch of great 4K TV deals on all the top brands, you've come to the right place, because we've jotted these down in a handy little list.
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As a result, her entire song-writing book — in which she jotted down lyrics while in the car — was destroyed along with her extensive collection of cheap wigs, and her Elvis Presley shrine.
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Frank Dukes, a producer famous for creating his own library of samples, presented the base of "Havana" to Cabello, who had jotted her birthplace's name as part of her notes for the album.
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Engineer Amanda Walker, then in her third year at Google and now the company's software engineering manager of privacy infrastructure, jotted down notes on a paper worksheet during one of the summit's sessions.
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"I just jotted down really quickly three things I wanted to pray for him," he said, saying the couple knew they would be nervous going into the White House and might forget something.
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Though she usually composed at night, Dickinson sometimes jotted down lines during the day, while gardening or doing chores, wearing a simple white dress with pockets for her pencils and scraps of paper.
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The agent was transferred to the help desk, where a tech-support contractor jotted down the information, checked Google for information on "the Dukes," and ran a basic check for evidence of hacking.
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"I know it sounds a little bit complicated," Ms. Putnam conceded as the group meeting with her, which has overseen efforts to enroll Louisville residents in health insurance in the Obamacare era, jotted notes.
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He emptied the bag of salvaged miscellany he'd brought to shoot, jotted a few cryptic words on bits of paper, and then pinned them together with old photos and other ephemera onto timeworn corkboards.
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He jotted down the name, address, phone number, birthdate and member identification number of the potential clients on a yellow legal pad — all the information the insurer and Southwest would need to investigate the fraud.
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Quickly written receipts or jotted exercises on clay tablets meant that the clay was often not as smoothed and polished as, say, a copy of the Epic of Gilgamesh for the Royal Library would be.
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A simultaneous exhibition, called "Open the Kimono" and installed in an N.Y.U. lecture hall, was a slide show of phrases that Ms. Bacher had jotted down from television commercials, radio talk shows and overheard conversations.
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Economic Scene It is a little unsettling that the intellectual underpinning of tax policy in the United States today was jotted down on a napkin at the Two Continents Restaurant in Washington in December 1974.
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His children—the ones who were napping in that hotel room when he jotted down his Darwinian inspiration—now have children of their own, and he has the "I ♥ Grandpa" coffee mug to prove it.
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He jotted on a blackboard some lines of verse from successive drafts of one of his poems, asking whether these lines (a) expressed what he wanted to express and (b) did so in the desired form.
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For reasons that have nothing to do with boredom or fan fiction we jotted down some theories: Carly Rae Jepsen and Lorde would get a three-hour-long music special on CBC, with host Peter Mansbridge.
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Before Drake had his own clothing line, teenage Aubrey Graham daydreamed about Lacoste gear and a diss track he called, "Smell P***y" -- and jotted down all his aspirations in ONE notebook ... and then tossed it.
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But I also jotted down a bunch of notes about the good, the bad and the just plain strange -- John McCain, I am looking directly at you -- from Comey's testimony in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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He jotted down the number of a Turkish phone that he said would be left in a building in Syria, but close enough to the border to catch the Turkish cell network, according to Mr. Hame's account.
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He's recently jotted all of this down into a memoir—Porcelain: A Memoir, named after his critically acclaimed track "Porcelain" (yup, the one from The Beach)—and he appeared on Larry King's talkshow today to promote it.
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That means you can search for the quick notes you've jotted down, extract the text from it to copy elsewhere, convert it directly into text within the note, or even (hilariously) export it into a Word document.
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Having your key points jotted down will give you an outline of what you want to say, which will make you more confident, while avoiding the biggest pitfall of preparing a full speech, appearing like a robot. 2.
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Steele had never met Blumenthal, either, but he dutifully jotted down the chain of custody on the cover of the report before sending it on to the F.B.I., with the caveat that he couldn't vouch for its credibility.
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The varying quality of the paper — including porous, less valuable paper that Verdi probably used for initial drafts and more expensive sheets on which he jotted fuller musical sketches — could assist scholars in establishing a timeline of Verdi's thoughts.
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He spent eight months in Paris between 1967 and 1968 at studying further at the Cinémathèque Française, the great film archive, where he recalled seeing 600 films and filling many bound notebooks with comments jotted down in the dark.
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The two devices are fairly similar, utilizing Wacom's priority EMR (Electro Magnetic Resonance) technology to bridge the gap between the physical and digital, detecting notes jotted down using the company's ink-packing technology and saving them to its Inkspace app.
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While we spoke, and I jotted down notes, Sadek took hold of my necklace—a long chain with two interlocking pieces of clay—and began pulling it toward him as far as it would stretch, about a foot from my chest.
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SINGAPORE — In 25, while stopping in Hawaii en route to Beijing, President Nixon jotted a few notes to himself on a yellow pad ahead of his historic encounter with Mao Zedong, the revolutionary founder of the People's Republic of China.
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Mr. Myers saw that the book's owner, Philip J. Schuyler, a businessman from a prominent family, had jotted down instructions on preserving beef in the summer months and stuffed a letter into the accordion folder built into the book's cover.
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Senator Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharWarren's dog campaigns in Iowa while senator sits in impeachment trial Minneapolis NAACP, Black Lives Matter call on Klobuchar to suspend campaign Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE of Minnesota jotted down notes.
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As the engineers stated their pedigrees and their areas of expertise, Ghani jotted down notes while snacking on nuts, taking particular pleasure in introducing aides who had gone to Harvard or who had been named Silicon Valley's engineer of the year.
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Yet as the Yankees lined up along the first-base line for introductions on Opening Day in 1973, Steinbrenner pulled an envelope from his jacket pocket and jotted down the numbers of players whose hair was too long for his liking.
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When high school senior Carolina Williams from Brentwood, Tennessee, had to write a short essay on her college application to Yale University about what she loves to do, she jotted down the first thing that came to mind — ordering Papa John's Pizza.
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In a fit of inspiration brought on by Bloody Caesar, I jotted down the word "smiley," although later I couldn't quite work out if I meant that the drink made me smile or whether I considered it the liquid personification of a grin.
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The lyrics are what you'd expect if you know the song, except for a couple notes 'Pac jotted down on the side -- the names of rappers he may have been thinking about featuring ... and a much more graphic note on the last page.
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As he jotted some themes of the scientific objectives — origins, spectroscopy, resources and security — he had most of the letters of Osiris, the Egyptian god who was the lord of the underworld but who also represented the seeds of regeneration to new life.
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He and Gross watched all the space films they could find, and then started composing the screenplay the way Gray usually does: he bought a stack of five-by-seven-inch index cards, jotted down ideas for scenes, and looked for common threads.
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In the name of journalism (and an honest self-interest in my own fall wardrobe affairs) I did what any modern "reporter" does these days — took mirror selfies of each and every look, and jotted down some feels about style and fit.
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A white-bearded 74-year-old nicknamed "the Father of the Internet", Cerf jotted notes on his conference program as he spoke, and confessed that in several ways paper was better than the state-of-the-art phone he clutched in his other hand.
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We need to make sure that our appearance is up to date, we need to make sure that our outfit is on point, and we need to make sure that we can get to and from work, so all that ends up being jotted down.
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I was, and I had so many and jotted them down so sloppily while watching, eyes wide open, in the dark, that at one point I actually turned a low light on my notes to make sure I'd be able to reread them later.
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At the start of the hour, before the journey into the past, I jotted down in my notes that the shot of stark headlights on a pitch-dark American roadway in the middle of nowhere was a classic Lynch image, at once familiar and terrifying.
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But when he jotted down a few bullet points on a hotel notepad and walked up six steps of a Midtown Manhattan stage last month to accept the Heisman Trophy, he had not forgotten what it was like at the bottom of the hill.
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I was so riveted that when I look over my notes for this episode — a showcase for Ruth Wilson and Ramon Rodriguez, the only two people on camera for the entire hour — they read less like jotted-down thoughts and more like a fully annotated transcript.
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Dr. Lauretta said that as he jotted some themes of the scientific objectives — origins, spectroscopy, resources and security — he had most of the letters of Osiris, the Egyptian god who was the lord of the underworld but who also represented the seeds of regeneration to new life.
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I jotted down some notes, working quickly before the vivid images could fade: Coconut Creek — after grandmother dead — meets widow — her cat (dog?) is eaten by a python — he hunts it down — comes back to life and He is an engineer — space flight — impossible dream — prison — plastics factory — model rockets make him rich.
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And people close to both men say that more than anyone, Mr. Miller has grasped how to fuse the cadences of Mr. Trump's own plain-spoken language with something loftier, at times scribbling notes on a piece of paper pressed to the side of a car window as he jotted down the president's thoughts.
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Long admired as a rare manuscript, its true significance was discovered more recently when scholars pondered clues—distinctively English bookmaking techniques, an Anglo-Norman term for "seagull" in a list of non-kosher birds jotted in a margin—and concluded that this is the only known book to survive from the tiny, embattled Jewish community of medieval England.
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The companies promptly hit back with a tactic that corporations, lobbyists and interest groups are increasingly using against academic researchers: Their trade coalition filed a public records request with the university in July seeking everything Mr. Ventry had written or said about the companies this year, including emails, text messages, voice mail messages and hand-jotted notes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness," Thomas Jefferson famously jotted down as he drafted the Declaration of Independence on July 1776.
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The stuffed bear, a bright-red heart adorned with stitched Xs and Os in its lap, serves as a sort of anchor for a sprawling memorial to the cherub-cheeked girl known as Coley -- tributes in the form of construction-paper hearts of every hue, bouquets, handmade cards, a pencil sketch of Nicole and almost 20073 remembrances jotted down in child's script.
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"First they told me there were no records, which I knew was a lie because I helped make them," he said as he sorted through brittle and yellowing documents in his home office outside Springfield, Mo. On the wall was tacked a hand-drawn map he had used in the cleanup, marked with high radiation readings he had jotted in black ink.
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