Blotter

But I had made the Northfield equivalent of the police blotter .

Get out spot, I cry, as I invoke the gods’ help in cleaning my blotter .

Too many athletes step off the football field and onto the police blotter .

‘Yeah,’ Claire replied as she slipped his card into the desk blotter , ‘she was.’

A blotter on the desk, one of those desk diary appointment things?

Ryan puts the paperweight down on his desk blotter , moving his chair closer to put less distance between them.

Ronald clasps his hands together on his desk blotter .

He stands up, leaning on his desk blotter , and keeps his voice low as he continues.

Then they both laughed before the senator signed the police blotter .

Her hands rest on the desk blotter , folded neatly.

The blotter on his desk is covered with sketches of the mysterious creatures Jack sees in his nightmares, there are more photos of family and friends, and a couple of magazines lying about.

Use a coordinating paper to line a desk blotter .

A blotter , as ubiquitous then as a computer is now, sits on his desk, ready for work.

Adele flicks her gaze at the letter opener at the edge of her leather desk blotter .

It is tough to determine what exactly it is that has made him successful in his efforts to stay off the police blotter and on the basketball court.

Still smiling, the woman hangs up her phone and taps her desk blotter with her pen.

Or was there a typo on their police blotter that ended up in making some felon’s license plate number the same as mine?

All I know is he has never been considered a problem and didn’t show up on the police blotter .

It’s about the routine of the police blotter , school board debates over the luncheon menu, the fluctuation of stock prices and all the other routine minutiae of life incur complex society.

But there are many truly good players who avoid the police blotter , and they’re great role models both on and off the playing field.

But if you ask the average fan how we spent our summer, the police blotter would define it.

He glanced down at the blotter on his desk: there were papers covered with tiny Rris script there.

The only fly in the ointment is the project stuff which is so onerous it would ordinarily have had me eating my desk blotter with frustration.

He drops the envelope on his desk blotter and concentrates on his partner’s tense face.

Norman scoots behind the desk and glances down at the blotter , shuffling a few papers in his fingers.

He never has shown up on the police blotter , nor did he throw temper tantrums during his year in limbo.

Guilt is less often seen in terms of hormones and more often in terms of morality than in other series, then, indeed, in the world as the police blotter records it.

He doesn’t show up on the police blotter ; he isn’t at nightclubs when something bad goes down.

When reporters go beyond the police blotter and write longer stories, are they more likely to balance the traditional comments from police with comments from juvenile defendants and outside expert sources?