jottings

But most of her photographs look like jottings for further study.

The trouble with these jottings is that there are so many of them.

Just a few jottings on an envelope are better than nothing.

Roland asked if it was in order for him to study these jottings.

It contains various jottings set down by your father during the time he was here.

But these are not the jottings of a social butterfly playing at journalism.

Notes and jottings, as it were, from a reporter's notebook.

They were the kind of jottings a busy man makes to help him organize his thoughts.

That's why I was quite happy to peruse my lady's jottings.

Work files, diary, jottings, even his messages to the other boys.

Indeed, there were several jottings that it was quite impossible for me to decipher.

The mirrored wall in the rear is covered with menu jottings.

These jottings may evolve into the autobiography he is eager to write.

The note takers post their jottings, within 24 hours, on a central Web site.

He would briefly study this image, and then make further jottings with his stylus.

Now he had to transform these stream-of-consciousness jottings into a novel.

Just a few jottings on an interesting rail topic can make useful copy.

The opera was never written, but Beethoven's preliminary jottings survived.

My notebook contained jottings for further leads to be pursued, once back at the office.

"Just some rough jottings for you to go over.

Much of her text has the feel of diary jottings and notes.

Warning notes and jottings on one's record hold power only through threat of the organ banks.

Milligan's jottings have often had a strong environmental message as well.

Among the confused jottings in the larger notebook he found this:

The rough jottings of all three records of the talk indicate its nature.