Give me the notebook.

It is a notebook.

Whose notebook is that?

I lost my notebook today.

I will give you a notebook.

This is my notebook.

Is this your notebook?

Tear a page out of your copybook.

Jot it down in your notebook.

This is a green notebook.

What is this notebook for?

I plan to publish my own notebook.

Write these words in your notebook.

I sat down and opened my notebook.

She wrote down something in her notebook.

He wrote down her name in the notebook.

She carries a mean spiral notebook and a pen.

This is Reverend Bayes's notebook.

I need a notebook to write my notes.

Yes, she wanted. I gave her your notebook.

I'll line the bottom with old notebook pages.

This is one page of work from a chemist s workbook, OK?

The old man saw my notebook and smiled at me.

The old man saw my notebook and smiled at me.

The Laboratory

Tom drew a happy face on the cover of his notebook.

Indeed, I was eagerly coloring the sketchbook in black.

They're in the science lab.

I copied in my notebook whatever he wrote on the blackboard.

I have a small lab.

I want to go back to the lab.

I took these back to the lab.

When I looked in a gardening book I was surprised by how many were marked poisonous.

And, of course if you can build mice molars in Petri dishes, you can grow human molars in Petri dishes.

This is our femtosecond laser lab.

In her notebook, she drew a copy of the picture that was in the book.

This was our laboratory before.

Come on into the secret lab.

Israel Chaos Lab.

He works in the laboratory.

He works in the lab.

It all started in this lab.

They are in a scientific laboratory.

Audience Where's your lab?

They have been tested in the laboratory.