Sentence examples for extant records from inspiring English sources

Federal law requires that the University provide access to requested extant records within 45 days.

By June 30 , 1604 King James had approved a list of 54 revisers, although extant records show that 47 scholars actually participated.

Such books as the Yugi ("Extant Records"), Shinjip ("New Compilation"), Sŏgi ("Documentary Records"), and Kuksa ("National History"), all collections of historical records, were compiled in Chinese.

The extant records and reports from the 15th century are as a rule from Christian sources or from the tales of travelers.

Numbers of this size actually occur in extant records concerning royal estates and may have been commonplace in the logistics and engineering of the great pyramids.

Such arches and domes imply the existence of sophisticated timber formwork to support them during construction, as well as advanced lifting machinery, but there are no extant records of either.

The first extant recorded use was by Duncan II, the "Rex Scotie," in 1094.

The collection includes digitized files of every extant recording – more than 63 hours in total – of Phillips' performances from the early 1980s to 2016.

Mr. Assayas, hewing close if not slavishly to the extant record, lines up his facts with care, even as he puts his own spin on the story.

But his droll monologue about trying to play folk songs for his wife's modern-dance troupe is hilarious, "Grand Coulee Dam" bounds with energy, and a dramatic "Tom Joad" is the best extant recording of his greatest song.

Thereafter, the name Alba began to fade away; and every king, at least in retrospect, was normally styled "king of Scots". The first extant recorded use was by Duncan II, the "Rex Scotie," in 1094.