Sentences with phrase «took copious notes»

I'm the type of person that believes in taking the time to educate yourself, so I took copious notes during the initial call I had after signing on with realtor.com.

I was a recent participant on your webinars and took copious notes on many of your interview techniques.

We set it up against an Amazon Echo 2nd gen, a Google Home Max, and a Sonos One, did some listening, and took copious notes.

Best took copious notes and posted the story last year as The Life of Howard Bashman.

In any case, I took copious notes, which are copied below.

During Glimcher's visits to Martin's studios over the years, he took copious notes on her lifestyle (she would subsist on a diet of bananas and coffee during bouts of productivity) as well as her observations about art making.

Treyarch took copious notes regarding what worked and what didn't work about the previous Call of Duty games and implemented what they learned into Black Ops, placating fans and making a multiplayer experience that once again raises the bar for what you expect an FPS multiplayer experience to be and ensures that Medal of Honor will be remembered as «What game?»

Over the course of five years, Jennifer and David Raezer traveled the world, read tons of books, followed hundreds of guides and took copious notes.

I took copious notes from Shelley's presentation because now I feel I have the tools to accomplishing my goal of writing a book.»

He took copious notes, drew detailed diagrams, and bought every relevant book he could find and afford.

I called and talked to the sales person, Erin Garcia who answered many of my questions and took copious notes on those she did not have an answer for and got back to me within an hour.

«Woody helped teach me integrative medicine, but I still took copious notes on his sensational 21 - day program.

He woke up, took copious notes, and returned blissfully to sleep.

The hack took copious notes and helpfully shared all Clegg's opinions with the paper's readers, leaving Clegg to spend an uncomfortable day on the phone apologising to his colleagues.

From a practical perspective, a student writing a paper no longer has to walk to the library, spend hours digging through reference books, taking copious notes in longhand, then write and type up the essay.

We caught up with 30 founders who told us their secrets to a productive work day, from exercise to taking copious notes to shutting off email and phones.

Now they are talking past each other in an endless bout of he - said, she - said, with the lawyers taking copious notes on both sides along the way.

I'm taking copious notes on everything to share with you when we get back, but for now, I'm mostly just soaking it all in.

And take copious notes, just a «mama» doing her research.

The site prides itself on its deadpan style, current headlines include «Desperate Tories taking copious notes during Game of Thrones» and «You owe me money, Hammond tells public sector workers».

Your job is to ask questions, take copious notes, and follow patterns.

On the plus side, the filmmakers have taken copious notes on what their animation peers are doing right, and employ those techniques to great effect.

Since I rarely lecture, most students don't feel a need to take copious notes or hide behind a screen.

An app called Field Notes LT not only allows students to take copious notes of their observations, it attaches the date, time, GPS location and photographs of what is observed.

I've read your book (taking copious notes as I go) and have recommended it to all my writer buddies.

After I'd read and re-read that book and taken copious notes on it, I set out to research a dozen or so companies that are in the business of helping authors get their work into print.

And although she has her hands full — keeping track of her brother, Bird (who thinks he might be the Messiah), and taking copious notes on How to Survive in the Wild — she undertakes an adventure to find her namesake and save her family.

All the folks in the audience were taking copious notes and invariably they asked, «what works in terms of promotion.»

Instead, take copious notes on what needs to be done, and remember to include labour as well as material costs.

Personally, I'm amazed how many times I check facts & figures now, and take copious notes, before publishing.

I find it riveting to see the online feed of a dog who is overcoming her fears, and I take copious notes about all the subtle body cues displayed along the way.

Roberts is an acute observer of the world and she takes copious notes about her findings, which she then translates and transcribes into columns of handwritten words and phrases in her paintings.

He attempted to teach himself through taking copious notes on painting styles and techniques to shape both his paintings and his poetry.

At its annual Clio Cloud Conference, the design team takes copious notes as users demonstrate how they use Clio, or their frustrations and workarounds, and then incorporate what they learn into the development roadmap.

I take copious notes and listen to their voice.

So, I take copious notes in my «new lawyer» book.

Take copious notes.

* Along the way, make sure you take copious notes!

(This is why I interview executive clients and take copious notes.)

A good interviewer will take copious notes in an effort to capture the details of each answer.

Take copious notes on every idea.

Not exact matches

Those who are really mature were encouraged to take copious sermon notes, study the Bible on their own for an hour or two every day, listen to sermons on the radio while driving to work, download sermon MP3s from the internet for listening while jogging or weeding the garden, read Bible study books and theology books in their spare time, and attend one or two Bible conferences or retreats every single year.

This part of the process takes patience, research, and copious notes about the time period and the events, large and small, in the lives of each character.

He took copious, often verbatim, notes, totaling over 5,000 pages, to keep up with his workload.

, describes the madman phase of legal writing as the period when the attorney is taking «copious notes, jotting down ideas and possible approaches to a problem.»

Pro tip: As you research, make sure you're taking and saving copious notes.

And I took copious amounts of «dated» notes.