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Meanings of day book in English
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esborrany The daily written record of events (as arrests) in a police station.
Synonyms
Examples for "blotter"
Examples for "blotter"
1
The Sergeant pulled the blotter toward him mechanically and dipped his pen.
2
Kennedy was holding the brass blotter near the bust as he talked.
3
Some people absent-mindedly scribble lines and absurd names on their desk blotter.
4
Graves regretfully dropped a blotter over his manuscript and advanced a chair.
5
The final message froze the fingers I was drumming on the blotter.
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She was already on the police blotter.
2
From the Cumberland County police blotter:
3
Now with Cincinnati, Jones seems to have matured enough and has made less frequent visits to the police blotter.
4
Check out the police blotter.
5
Now, with what I get from the pusher, I can buy off that hot spot on the police blotter.
1
He's probably got a rap sheet longer than my wife's honey-do list.
2
But now, the SAC-affiliated fund is getting something of a rap sheet.
3
You underestimate Mr. Howard, his rap sheet's nearly as questionable as yours.
4
Her assertion was contradicted by the extensive rap sheet of her sons.
5
Capita is a firm with a long rap sheet of expensive failure.
1
The company has not yet received a charge sheet, the people said.
2
That's according to Sinclair's official charge sheet, which Danger Room has acquired.
3
Bloomberg was the first to report about the imminent EU charge sheet.
4
Ortega's comment about the hotel's previous charge sheet drifted back to me.
5
A summary of Shah's testimony is contained in the case's charge sheet.
Usage of day book in English
1
Bookshops have Just had a ten day book sale to sell publishers' marked-down stock.
2
Also Pen of Pen, in that county, was before the conquest, as by Dooms- day book.
3
All orders about the watches to be duly entered in the day book of the estate.
4
Her day book, which contained details of her work on controllers, would be equally incomprehensible to most people.
5
Do you begin to see, Edward, that the Bible is more suitable as an every- day book than your profane history?
6
Do you begin to see, Edward, that the Bible is more suitable to be an every- day book than your profane history?
7
The lady bookkeeper, glancing down from her glass eyrie on the inside balcony, took one look and buried her giggles in the day book.
8
Two- day book and manuscript sale conducted by Mealy's including: £65,000 for collection of correspondence between James Joyce and T.G.
9
Clavel, of Smedmore, in the Isle of Purbec, in the county of Dorset, was in that place before the conquest, as appears by Dooms- day book.
10
The wise words of Socrates and Ovid are echoed in many modern- day books about dating.
11
A full explanation of the whole affair may be found in the "Every- day Book."
12
At an earlier day books were made and distributed much more abundantly than is sometimes supposed.
13
In those days books of any kind were but few and scarce, and scientific books were especially unattainable.
14
Give me the Day Book, quick.
15
Perhaps the reader would be pleased to see another of Elia's contributions to Hone's "Every- Day Book."
16
To the Editor of the "Every- Day Book":-