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UK
/skˈɛtʃbʊk/
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[ US /ˈskɛtʃˌbʊk/ ]
[ US /ˈskɛtʃˌbʊk/ ]
NOUN
- a book containing sheets of paper on which sketches can be drawn
How To Use sketchbook In A Sentence
- So in March I decided to fill a sketchbook, 90 pages, with New Yorker-style cartoons—one cartoon a day for three months. No excuses.
- Before him on the ground he felt the bundle which Sarah had fetched out of the house - his own knapsack and sketchbook - and affrighted, he stood upright again.
- When she returned he had taken up the sketchbook and was looking at it. MR GOLIGHTLY'S HOLIDAY
- The sketchbook and notebook pages for the day are almost indecipherable with rain drop splodges.
- I think my sketchbook diary is leaps and bounds beyond any of my other work.
- I wouldn't be so enthused if it didn't look like a Hugh Ferris sketchbook come to life. It's a dreamworld Manhattan of the 30s, and I can't wait to spend 100 minutes there.
- He rarely made studies for entire compositions, but combined and recombined different figures from his sketchbooks into his inventive landscape and parkland settings.
- My fourth graders, for instance, sketched with David in assemblies and in more intimate settings, but they also used their sketchbooks on their own, say while listening to me read aloud, filling them up with ideas and drawings of all kinds. Monica Edinger: What is David Macaulay Up To?
- Lying the sketchbook face down, Gabby picked up her coffee cup and sipped it daintily.
- The characters, or rather their moulded images, are from the sketchbook, social grotesques masquerading as pillars of society.