Scribbling Sentence Examples

The scribbling stopped with an image that left him irritated.

The Oracle was quiet, scribbling words.

Scribbling something down, he handed it to her.

Fred pulled out his notebook and began scribbling.

I 'm scribbling these words on paper by candlelight.

Gabriel left for the Caribbean Sanctuary, where the book possessed by a long dead Oracle was busy scribbling notes about the Present.

I was always scribbling away or drawing in my spare time during school holidays.

He returned to the Sanctuary, to the Oracle, who was busy scribbling.

Ully nodded, already seated and scribbling at his desk.

Both theories show children moving from scribbling through several stages to realistic art.

The scribbling stage usually begins around two years old and lasts until the child is about four years of age.

Some children are more interested in the marking itself and may even look away while scribbling.

Cover the table in brown craft paper and set up buckets of crayons for scribbling.

By 16 months most kids have the scribbling thing down.

As far as writing, I've always loved that as well, whether it was scribbling stories as a child, or during my time minoring in journalism in college.

His activity and fearlessness in attacking those in power during this eventful year were remarkable, and an ironical petition was circulated in Westminster Hall and the London streets complaining of his indefatigable scribbling.

Not a big problem, all I 'm doing so far is reading and occasionally scribbling down notes.

This involves me with a little Moleskin notebook and a ballpoint pen, scribbling down ideas in a loose, unfocused way.

It is quite unnerving to watch fifteen journalists scribbling down your every word as tho it were a pronouncement from on high.

Also make sure there's no writing or scribbling over the text that will prevent you from making sense of the author's words.

If you make a mistake, ask for a new one instead of scribbling out your answer.

A few moments scribbling on paper can save a lot of time in the long run.