Sentence examples for body of record from inspiring English sources
In the 22 years since it was established – by the BPI and the trade body of record shops, lest we forget – the Mercury prize has come in for its share of criticism.
"She has a body of record on a number of hot-button issues, including abortion, which would be fodder for opposition," notes Professor Ruger.
Despite her apparently parsimonious recording schedule, Uchida has built up a significant body of recorded work.
It was a conflict that prevented most of those bands from producing a large body of recorded work in the years of their fame.
More: Is jazz a musical language or a philosophy of action, or is it merely a genre, the art that descends from a body of recorded masterpieces?
For these reasons, linguists often rely on a "corpus" of language, a body of recorded speech and writing, nowadays usually computerised.
They are part of a body of recorded vocal work she left behind that some, like Mr. Allen, believe is overlooked and underestimated.
Since few dean's records exist before the 1960s and no Presbyterian Hospital president's records appear to have survived at all, this collection probably includes the only body of records relating to the school's first four decades.
Archives, also called records, or record office, repository for an organized body of records produced or received by a public, semipublic, institutional, or business entity in the transaction of its affairs and preserved by it or its successors.
At the same time, the increasing sophistication of China's economy has forced the bureaucracy to create a body of records that, if deciphered correctly, can provide a roadmap of relationships that no human source could easily match.
