Sentence examples for called records from inspiring English sources

These agreements are called Records of Decision.

An hour or more passed before help was called, records show.

They're called records for a reason; they're meant to be broken.

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.

"It was in the late 70s that I first found out about Scott Fagan records in the vast catalogue called Records in Print," says Merritt – whose mother had a fling with Fagan in Saint Thomas.

Songs are generally called "records," but "song" is also used to mean the vocals and lyrics, and people like Static are often called "songwriters," though they're working inside the parameters of the beat.

Something called recording tape".

He called record stores in Detroit, Cleveland and Los Angeles to promote The Source.

Warner-Lambert also paid doctors for what the company called record reviews, Dr. Franklin said.

Welsh Conservatives have consistently attacked what they have called "record breaking cuts" to the Welsh NHS.

Google Ventures recently invested in a Cambridge, Mass start up called Recorded Future.