Sentence examples for After records from inspiring English sources

After records such as (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction and his storming new one I Can't Turn You Loose – full of "hup"s, "whoa"s and "keepin' on keepin' on"s all sung in that gravelly, strangulated style – it was an unexpected pleasure to be greeted by this gentle gentleman at his London reception last week.

After records at some of the stations in Mashiki town have been accumulated, the instruments were removed and redeployed in Minami-Aso area or Nishihara village in the first week of May 2016.

After records review, the committee classified the cause of death as 1 of the following: TB, an HIV-related condition (not TB), or a non-TB/HIV associated conon-TB/HIV associated

Soon after, records show, the subordinate cleared his boss.

"Soon after, records show, the subordinate cleared his boss," the story said.

He went after records of bonus payments made by the American International Group, a company that had a central role in the financial crisis.

This means having to show the court there is probable cause to believe that the sought-after records may reveal evidence of wronging.

But very few if any of us would have predicted that the diminutive, angelic looking 17-year-old would go on to become the holder of many of cricket's most sought-after records.

Often, the company will strike deals with governments to gain access to sought-after records: Ancestry.com will help put their often unorganized paper files in order in exchange for permission to scan the papers and put them online.

As a result of the legal restrictions that prohibited the public release of "Someone In the Dark" as a single, the promo copies which were made have since become one of the singer's rarest and most sought-after records; some have been sold for over £1000 $$1587).

Anthropologically, history is filled with record-after-record of humans being intrinsically communal.