sketchpad , also: sketch pad

My pocket sketchpad, which he must have thought held money, fell to the ground between us.

One day I noticed a young woman with a sketchpad in the locker room.

Her open sketchpad lay on the low wooden coffee table in front of them.

The men have requested books, sketchpads and a stereo to play music.

It definitely works as a sketchpad for writing or recording songs.

But time is running out and I am suddenly discovering lots of subjects for my sketchpad.

No; there was a sketchpad on the coffee table.

Some might even take a sketchpad instead, or a paperback volume of Homer.

The original working title for the series was Sketchpad!

As a child he poured over anatomy books, sketchpads, and built his first scale model at age six.

Jen picked up a sketchpad from a desk and went back around the corner.

Amy scrambled to her feet and brought over her sketchpad.

The mission is to capture images of war on canvases and sketchpads.

Even today, many standards of computer graphics interfaces got their start with this early Sketchpad program.

He started to close the sketchpad, but she stopped him, her fingers tensed around the leather cover.

Idly, he slipped the sketchpad out of the bag she tossed on the table.

She reached for her sketchpad and with quick, sure strokes transferred the mental image to paper.

Baldwin referred to his own rural home as "a three-dimensional sketchpad."

Nadia became intrigued by the problem, and started working on it on a sketchpad.

The visuospatial sketchpad is assumed to hold information about what we see.

She pulled out the sketchpad she'd created for herself before she discovered her paints worked on air.

I use it as a kind of sketchpad."

At first she thought it was one of her old sketchpads from secondary school; the unwrinkled, clean paper said otherwise.

Resigned to being polite for an hour or two, Maggie set her sketchpad and purse aside.

And every time she saw it, that muscle-knit torso made her itch for a sketchpad.