pocket diary

When we were talking, he took out a little red pocket diary.

He poked around inside and finally pulled out a pocket diary.

He got up and pulled a pocket diary from his jacket out in the hall.

He took out his pocket diary and flicked through the pages.

Hand saved everything, beginning with the pocket diary he had kept as a 6-year-old boy in Albany.

His pocket diary for 1973 is on view, although we cannot turn its pages, much as we might like to.

He flipped over the pages of his pocket diary.

I've never seen one worked into a pocket diary."

She had missed a month many times before, so Storm did not begin to worry until the second blank came up on her pocket diary.

He took out his pocket diary, jiggled some numbers.

Bernie crouched and handed him a page torn from a pocket diary.

"This is where I belong," he wrote in his red pocket diary as he was about to touch down.

He took a card from his pocket diary, scribbled his home phone number on the back of it.

It is an expanded version of the company's pocket diary, which sells for $90.

In reply, he dropped a book on my lap that made the Manhattan phone directory look like a pocket diary.

I keep a pocket diary with me at all times and a calendar with spaces for writing on by the telephone.

It is important to keep full documentation for all deductions, even a pocket diary of cash outlays.

She groped through the contents of her bag and brought out a worn, black leather book like a pocket diary.

He referred to a small pocket diary.

Charles scrabbled in the back of his pocket diary for the number and dialled it frantically.

We use a small pocket diary and a larger desk calendar to keep track of appointments and meetings.

The items include belts, wallets and pocket diaries.

He curses, gets to his feet, walks over to the water's edge where he takes out and consults a pocket diary.

March picked up the pocket diary.

These are fat little books covered in simulated leather and weighing about two pounds, like pocket diaries designed by Tolstoy.