Sentence examples for be records of from inspiring English sources

There must be records of that somewhere.

After all, a blockchain is essentially an incorruptible ledger of blocks of data, and that data can be records of just about anything.

The resulting pictures appear to be records of domestic relationships, but those that may have existed only as long as it took to set up and complete the shoot.

A letter read: "We believe that some of the many reforms seen by us only in the hazy future of the world, and longed for with the force of a somewhat impatient optimism, will be records of history to you".

Clinton told the FBI she understood Powell's comments to mean that any of her work-related communications would be records of the government and "did not factor" the comments "into her decision to use a personal email account", the documents say.

As it gathered documents, the news release added, Allied became aware "that an agent of the company obtained what were represented to be telephone records of David Einhorn and which purport to be records of calls from Greenlight Capital during a period of time in 2005".

Others are records of ritualized mortal cruelty.

They are records of his nightmares.

And there are records of gun acquisitions, sales and transfers.

Many of the sealings are records of payment of a salt tax.

Social broadcasts are not communications; they are records of existence and accumulating metadata.