take the minutes
keep the minutes , auch: record in the minutes , auch: do the minutes

Take the minutes you need, but the account we're using is almost empty.

A person entrusted with the responsibility of taking the minutes every month should look put together, no?

Q. In my condominium, the secretary never takes the minutes at the meeting.

If there are very few, apologize profusely to the author, or to the person taking the minutes.

Stick to taking the minutes Gus, and don't get ideas above your station!

I was taking the minutes of the meeting.

The first secretary took the minutes of Senate proceedings, a function continued today by the journal clerk.

As long as his knee can take the minutes, there is no reason to believe that he will not continue to play extensively.

Often executives will ask their assistant to take the minutes at meetings and prepare meeting documents for review.

The electors sometimes choose a secretary, often not himself an elector, to take the minutes of the meeting.

He takes the minutes, collates the research and drafts the fortnightlies."

But this time we'll take the minutes needed to deflate and hide the rubber ducks."

One official "flirts with the stenographer taking the minutes, and offers her a job on his staff.

"Nerva will act as secretary and take the minutes.

"If you want a secretary present to take the minutes, I have a man," Maecenas went on.

Wesley was understandably subdued thereafter, give or take the minutes it took him to spell out the phasing idea.

Who is taking the minutes?"

No, we have not yet taken the minutes for this sub-committee, I have simply asked you to take it together with this agenda item.

It is usually clerked by the Head Boy and Head Girl, alongside a member of staff who takes the minutes.

Originally the position was to take the minutes of London council meetings, but over the years the holder has gathered responsibility which requires staff and executive powers.

She makes jelly, takes the minutes at the P.T.A. and runs a Girl Scout troop.

Sherman asked Monckton to take the minutes at the CPS's study group meetings.

IRENE Boyd took the minutes when our branch held a staff meeting and typed them out in the following verse:

Moyet announced "taking the minutes", a one-off gig at London's Bush Hall to be held 18 April 2013 to launch the album.

On the morning after the Coup, it was Graham who took the minutes of the meeting of Sultan Qaboos' advisory cabinet.