shorthand notebook

A man with a shorthand notebook open in front of him sat at a table.

She brought out her shorthand notebook, and opened it up.

She nodded, made a note on her shorthand notebook and asked, "Was there anything else?"

She swung around from the typewriter to a shorthand notebook.

Pym arrived with them written out in a shorthand notebook.

Under one of the saucers she carried an open shorthand notebook.

She made little designs on the corner of her shorthand notebook with a sharp pencil.

He noticed that in the background someone was taking down his words in a shorthand notebook.

He went into the girl's room and gave them to her together with a shorthand notebook and pencils.

Have you got your shorthand notebook with you?

A man with a shorthand notebook and fountain pen came hurrying in from an adjoining office.

Laying aside her shorthand notebook, she raised the receiver and said without emphasis, "Trafalgar 8137."

The only person smiling in the courtroom was Don Smart, bent over his shorthand notebook.

Della Street adjusted her shorthand notebook on her knee.

Hannah's pencil flew across the pages of her shorthand notebook as she tried to keep up with the Minister. '

I asked her to check all her shorthand notebooks and shred any pages that had anything to do with "other than finance committee matters."

There was no answer to be had, so he let the matter drop, temporarily, though his shorthand notebook received another deeply underlined series of pothooks.

She finished making swift lines in her shorthand notebook, glanced up at Mason and said, "How about your finger-prints on that gun?"

Meldon's head and shoulders flopped forward; his hand, still gripping the gun, lay across the opened letter and the shorthand notebook.

The editor scribbled delightedly in his shorthand notebook, as the exchanges became more violent, more loaded with personal insult.

This girl looked as if she was on her first assignment, as she sat with pencil poised over her shorthand notebook.

He waited until Carning produced a shorthand notebook; then, with a grumble at his substitute stenographer's slowness, the lawyer began to speak.

Slightly behind me, at a small table in the corner, sat a constable in uniform, pencil in hand, shorthand notebook at the ready. '

Clarissa de Courtney-Scott sat on his left, her hair piled in a neat chignon, a shorthand notebook in front of her.

On the first sheet of the new shorthand notebook Dundee scribbled: "Suggest you try to locate Ralph Hammond immediately."