Sentence examples for everyone's records from inspiring English sources

"Someone's got to wake the country up and say you can't collect everyone's records, all of the time, all of your phone records, and think that that's not an invasion of our privacy and a violation of the Fourth Amendment". Paul told the crowd that he would stop the collection of information by executive order on his first day in the White House.

When the transaction fails, news of this also spreads so that everyone's records can be updated.

It costs a lot to make sure everyone's records are in sync.

Her records are still selling, but they are selling less and less (although, to be fair, everyone's records are selling less and less), and none of the singles from her latest album, "Joanne," stuck.

But it may run into trouble there, because of a third option: to extend Section 215 and, implicitly, accept the N.S.A.'s interpretation and let it keep collecting everyone's records with what amounts to impunity.

Jesse and Vince Lawrence were blocking everyone's records because they wanted to be the kings of Chicago.

It's definitely a huge throwback, listening to everyone's record collections that they've got.

Nevertheless, upon realising the Panthers were headed to the play-offs, the teams Twitter account correctly Tweeted: "Everyone's record is 0-0 when the play-offs start".

It became a trusted part of everyone's record collection and has sold over 25 million copies to date.

Mike Ragogna: It's Harvey Mason, not only drummer for Fourplay, but on many project that are in everyone's record collection.

Beyond the singles (although they played no small part as marketing tools), in that same three-year-ish window, there were those swampy, rockin' classic albums--Creedence Clearwater Revival, Bayou Country, Green River, Willy And The Poor Boys, Cosmo's Factory and Pendulum--all landmark 1968-1970 projecthathat were part of most everyone's record collections.