Sentence examples for collect a record from inspiring English sources

Narayanan currently is investigating hidden trackers on websites that collect a record of your digital movements, amassing a data profile that can then be sold.

To collect a record of the last 100 or so years, the scientists donned scuba gear and drilled cores from living boulder corals.

Ireland said it would appeal the E.U.'s landmark order to collect a record 13 billion euros in taxes from Apple, arguing the bloc had overstepped its authority.

CORK, Ireland — When European officials ordered Ireland to collect a record $14.5 billion in back taxes from Apple, Kieran O'Connell drew up a wish list for spending the money.

Mr. Forbes is financing his own campaign, but Mr. Bush managed to collect a record $67 million from more than 171,000 Americans in just 10 months last year.

For Habana additionally there was a pair of obvious individual targets, and he missed three chances in the first half to collect a record 16th try in World Cups, and move ahead of David Campese as second on the all-time overall list (they were tied on 64).

More than 10 million viewers tuned in to BBC channels to watch Sir Chris Hoy collect a record-breaking sixth gold medal during the final night of London 2012 Olympic competition on the cycling track on Tuesday.

The day before the French Open final, Serena Williams' coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, was discussing whether his player would need to lift her level to beat Garbine Muguruza and collect a record-equaling 22nd Grand Slam title. .

1 The Republican Party has collected a record $137.4 million in soft money.

Facebook paid £15.8m in UK tax last year despite collecting a record £1.3bn in British sales.

Investigations by tax inspectors have collected a record £23.9bn over the last year, according to official figures.