Sentence examples for considerable record of the from inspiring English sources
The subject was chosen by the local population (encouraged by the town's brewery) and researched by resident historians who compiled the considerable record of the Moule family, and patiently scoured scrapbooks, microfilms, ledgers and gravestones for pieces of the largely lost Eldridge family story.
There is a considerable photographic record of early Princes Street, largely thanks to the presence in the street of the studios of the Burton Brothers, pioneering New Zealand photographers.
That fee can be considerable: record labels get twenty-five per cent of every master-tone sale (though they must pass along a portion of their take to the performer and the publisher).
They did so more or less as designated successors of presidents with a considerable record.
Having considerable duration and number of cycles, the record of the 2003 M s 6.4 Lefkada earthquake (Greece) represents an intermediately strong, yet still above design levels, seismic scenario.
In her speech and in her interviews with the networks, Mrs. Clinton went to considerable lengths to praise the record of her husband and the credentials of the man seeking to succeed him, fulfilling the typical role of a prominent convention speaker.
In August, a New Jersey judge ordered the attorney general to release the grand jury records to Mr. Barlyn, who said the records would detail the considerable strength of the now-dead case.
From terrorist attacks inside Islamic states themselves, to such extravaganzas as the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war, there is a considerable and recent record of Muslims killing Muslims.
No official records of the trial were kept, which led to considerable confusion in the future.
But local authorities have a considerable positive track record of innovation and change.
