Examples of using Taking notes in English and their translations into Czech
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Taking notes.
Look, I wasn't taking notes.
Taking notes?
I wasn't taking notes, but yeah.
Taking notes? Good man.
What-- what are you doing? Taking notes.
He's taking notes with his eyes.
It's here, I have been taking notes.
Taking notes?- What are you doing?
Your little cub reporters not taking notes?
Taking notes is a part of my job.
You should really be taking notes on this, my little friend.
Taking notes helps with transcription.
Why does that man keep watching me and taking notes?
I was taking notes of natural markers when we were walking out.
He calls you Tom. It's here,I have been taking notes.
We will be taking notes on any and all details you provide.
A guy was getting ground to hamburger,I wasn't taking notes.
The university's full of them… madly taking notes on the meaning of the Locarno Pact.
Finding Carter," that works, okay,start taking notes.
I will pretend to be taking notes on the laptop when really I will be scanning her for anomalies.
Charlie was always asking questions, taking notes on everything.
I spend most of my time taking notes for the white collar division on the fifth floor. When I'm not with the translation team in sub-basement 2.
Maggie worked there as an observer, taking notes on my behavior.
They also said that I would not have to carry out the experiments with my own hands, butthey insisted on me watching the experiment and taking notes.
You know, Charlie was always asking questions, taking notes on everything. What?
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She had this big ledger book,and she went around taking notes about everything.
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And that means the decision of the arbitrator… and yes,we do say"arbitrator," not to"arbiter"… for those of you taking notes at home.