Sentence examples for To records for from inspiring English sources

As the time for his early discharge neared, Mr. Bush was lacking enough points; according to records for July 1973, he attended drills on 18 days that month.

After the impressive, if not slightly nauseating feat, 34-year-old Schulyer scooped the $5,000 prize in addition to records for the quickest time to eat one 72-ounce steak and all sides (four minutes 18 seconds) and the quickest time to eat two 72-ounce steaks with all sides (11 minutes 47 seconds).

In addition to records for 500 so-called general education students, the auditors looked at 100 records of special-education students, and concluded that the graduation rate in 2008 for those students should have been between 8.9 and 9.3 percent, not the 9.7 percent that the city reported.

Label E is assigned to records for which there was not environmental information (analysis 1) or the occurrence was likely to be in a botanical garden (analysis 2).

Wildside BBQ reopened later that day, but not before the "Establishment removed/covered/defaced closure sign posted by the division," according to records for the Florida Department for Professional and Business Regulation.

Officials praised a new criminal-justice database in Tennessee that allowed police easier access to records for more quickly resolving investigations, a trend that swept the country after Sept. 11 when officials sought to better collect, analyze and share critical intelligence about possible terrorists.

She continued to perform and to record for small labels.

He invited Évora to record for his tiny Lusafrica label.

Passing blues musicians would often offer to record for Robinson.

"The whole point was to record for fun.

From time to time, he comes to New York to record for Columbia Records.