Sentence examples similar to a unique records from inspiring English sources

This is a unique recording.

Diana Wynne Jones has a unique record of producing books you can't forget.

Danish director Anders Ostergaard made the film, which More4 describes as "a unique record of events" using footage filmed by "citizen journalists".

So we were able to make a unique record of the operation, which as far as we know was carried out less than 10 times in Britain.

But they appear to have got there too late to rescue the leather-bound manuscripts that were a unique record of sub-Saharan Africa's rich medieval history.

It's a unique record of the Women's Liberation movement which will be of huge value to feminist researchers, scholars, students and activists everywhere," she said.

The camera the couple were carrying was able to chronicle the momentous events that followed and provide a unique record of the events that unfolded".

Put all of these pieces together and we have what amounts to a unique record for each animal — like a fingerprint, but for the whole body.

In the end, the analysts came up with a unique record of 59,648 conflict-related deaths as of Nov. 30, 2012.

But what it does do is to provide a unique record of the grim events of 1942-43 as they were seen by soldiers and officers.

Iceland thus preserves a unique record of the last stages of development of one of the world's major accreting plate boundaries, most of which is elsewhere submarine.