Jotter

She used a jotter to measure the amount of ink for the printer.

The jeweler used a jotter to measure the precise amount of metal for the piece.

The bartender used a jotter to measure the precise amount of bitters for the cocktail.

The chemist used a jotter to measure the exact amount of indicator for the titration.

The author kept a jotter with her at all times to jot down ideas for her next book.

She reached for a jotter clipboard to take notes while walking around the factory floor.

She carried a jotter in her purse to write down important information.

The distiller used a jotter to measure the precise amount of botanicals for the gin.

The artist uses a jotter sketchbook to quickly capture ideas for their paintings.

The chemist used a precision jotter to measure the exact amount of reagent for the experiment.

The professor used a jotter to record his lecture ideas for future reference.

She always keeps a jotter in her pocket for recording ideas.

The detective used a jotter to record his observations of the crime scene.

The journalist used a high-end digital jotter to record the nuances of the interviewee's tone.

He uses a jotter to record the ingredients for his recipes.

The therapist used a jotter to record notes on her patients during therapy sessions.

She carried a jotter with her to record the names of new people she met.

The researcher always keeps a jotter nearby to record important findings.

He uses a jotter to record his thoughts during his morning walks.

He uses a jotter to take notes during business meetings.

She uses a jotter to record the details of her clients.

I need to buy a jotter for my upcoming lecture.

He used a jotter to record his dreams and analyze them later.

He used a jotter to record his thoughts and ideas for his next startup.

She used a jotter to record the details of the houses she visited during her real estate job.

The journalist made a quick note in her jotter before asking the next question.

He scribbled a quick reminder in his jotter to call his dentist the next day.

The detective flipped through the suspect's jotter, searching for clues.

The teacher asked her students to bring a jotter to take notes during the lecture.

The CEO pulled out her jotter during the meeting to take notes on the progress of the project.

The artist used a jotter to sketch quick ideas for new pieces as they came to mind.

The researcher was a dedicated jotter, noting down observations and hypotheses in her notebook.

As a student, she was always a diligent jotter, taking down important information in class.

The musician was a frequent jotter, constantly jotting down lyrics and chord progressions for new songs.

The CEO was a notorious jotter, constantly jotting down ideas for new business strategies and initiatives.

The scientist kept a jotter on hand to write down his observations during his experiments.

The doctor was a diligent jotter, carefully noting down patient symptoms and observations.

The journalist was a constant jotter, always jotting down ideas for articles.

The secretary was a meticulous jotter, writing down everything her boss said in meetings.

The detective was a skilled jotter, recording every detail of the crime scene in his notebook.

As a dedicated student, he always carried a jotter with him to take notes in class.

The reporter was a notorious jotter, scribbling down notes at every opportunity.

The lawyer was a meticulous jotter, taking copious notes during trials and meetings to reference later.

The teacher asked us to jotter down the main points of the lecture.

He used a highlighter to jotter important sections of the document.

He pulled out his jotter notebook to take down some quick notes.

She uses a small jotter pad to jot down her ideas during meetings.

She carried a jotter pad in her bag for taking quick notes.

The teacher gave each student a jotter book to use during the exam.

The jotter paper was perfect for jotting down ideas during brainstorming sessions.