Sentence examples for faked record from inspiring English sources

Francis Chichester was sceptical of Crowhurst's sudden change in performance, and with good reason — on 6 December, Crowhurst had started creating a faked record of his voyage, showing his position advancing much faster than it actually was.

Guards testified they faked records to make it appear they were making rounds, but instead read books or did puzzles, a report said.

Gardiner put it to him that an Irish public inquiry in 1994 found his companies had faked records, made fraudulent claims for EC subsidies, commissioned bogus official stamps, cheated customs officials, and practised institutionalised tax evasion in the 1980s.

The General Medical Council (GMC) tribunal also heard Jerome Kerrane faked records and pocketed cash from the tests.

The Houston Chronicle found 35 instances over a number of years in which detention officers skipped cell checks and in some cases covered themselves by faking records.

"[We will] write and record it in about three days, just like we did in Dublin with the fake record," Folds said.

They are also accused of having prepared a fake record to back up their claim that some awards were voted on Feb. 17.

His debut feature, "Great World of Sound" (2007), about a pair of hustlers peddling fake record deals, is an offbeat look at celebrity as American dream and American lie, with a few documentary audition scenes that essentially perpetrate the con that the film depicts.

Besides the larger collages, there are covers for fake 7 s, fake zines, a fake record store, and even an authentic "asshole record store clerk" he pulled out of a gutter somewhere.

Carter fakes a record label and calls the mysterious singer Charlie Shaw; he dates the song to 1928 and releases it on a file-sharing site.

And even as duplicate and fake records are expunged, those who lack paper documents can be enrolled.