Sentence examples for endless records from inspiring English sources

And you need lots of free time - time to master the odd conventions and the unfamiliar vocabulary (words such as "smerge", "hatnote", "meat puppet" [9] and "fancruft"), and time to read through guidelines and policy pages and essays and the endless records of old skirmishes - and time to have been gently but firmly, or perhaps rather sharply, reminded by other editors how you should behave.

Thousands of people flock to Salt Lake City each year, not for Utah's skiing or national parks, but to search through endless records of births, deaths and marriages at one the world's largest repositories of genealogy information on the planet.

Cable providers are including streaming video, massive libraries of free movies, and endless recording for $99 or so month.

Because of his endless record of offensive statements and sheer unpopularity, Trump is already on track to be a serious burden to Republican candidates for Senate, House, and almost any other race this year.

On the contrary they've had their pretty Danish faces digging through endless record crates and obscure blogs for the last year or two in order to revive tracks that most likely had your Turkish mate's grandfather doing the boogaloo years before you were even a bulge in your dad's pants.

As such, an endless record of candidate-gene-based studies was publicized.

Being a nurse in quality assurance, I've read through endless medical records.

For me that meant seeking out new or neglected sources in endless local record offices and using them to create fresh interpretations about society and culture.

They recorded endless demos and debated going away to record at another studio, but nothing clicked.

"He would write some code, and it would run through what seemed like an endless collection of records," Isaac Wolf told me.

You can see its refusal to conform to the standards of other countries' music industries in everything from the chaos of the Supreme Promotions offices to the reggae tradition of "versioning" - releasing endless strings of records with the same backing track.