Sentence examples for Red record from inspiring English sources

Smathers' tactics included dubbing his opponent "Red Pepper" and distributing red-covered brochures, The Red Record of Senator Claude Pepper, that included a photograph of Pepper with Marcantonio.

In 1895, Wells-Barnett published a 100-page pamphlet, the Red Record, the first statistical record documenting the history of American lynchings, which became a seminal text.

In 1936, Elizabeth Dilling published "The Roosevelt Red Record and Its Background"; after World War II the vicious gossip columnist Walter Winchell saw Communists everywhere and championed McCarthy.

Wells-Barnett contributed to the Chicago Conservator, her husband's newspaper, and to other local journals; published a detailed look at lynching in A Red Record (1895); and was active in organizing local African American women in various causes, from the antilynching campaign to the suffrage movement.

Sam Rivers - Expectation (excerpt) [Red Record, 1976] 03.

An early civil rights activist, in 1895, Ida Wells-Barnett published A Red Record - a detailed look at lynching.

Few labels boast a logo quite as apt as that of In the Red Records: a VU meter with its needle stuck on overload.

The Red Recording Light is now off.

Mr. Nat Fleischer, a grandfatherly little man who publishes Ring Magazine and the "Ring Record Book and Boxing Encyclopedia," was by common agreement the chief interrogator.

This process handles λ r record transfers per second.

Acronyms according to [29]: A alarm, C control, F flow, I indication, P pressure, R record, S speed, T temperature.