Sentence examples for far more records from inspiring English sources

Mawhinney, by his own admission, bought far more records than he sold at his retail store.

And they show that far more records about the election remained in the hard drives than had been released by Ms. Harris's office.

Even though repeat heat waves brought sizzling hot days, overnight temperatures broke far more records: According to the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC), in July there were 6,106 record high minimum temperatures, and "only" 2,722 record high daytime temperatures.

Because the French and Spanish proprietors of Louisiana kept far more detailed records than their British counterparts at slave ports on the Atlantic coast, the records show not only the names of the slaves, but also their birthplaces in Africa, their skills, their health, and in many cases a description of their personality and degree of rebelliousness.

His images are far more than records or picture-postcard fodder.

But there are other gastronomic imperialists with a far more insidious record of globalization: French chefs.

The most pervasive old-school choice at SXSW is gearing the festival toward live performance far more than recording.

(It's worth noting that the United States, despite a far more murderous record of misconduct toward native populations and people of color, has never initiated a similar commission).

When we do shop at a supermarket it is at one with a far more convincing record of fair trade than Tesco.

But Mr. Jurinko did far more than record vistas of ballparks, some of them in murals like the one of the old Yankee Stadium that covers most of a wall at Mickey Mantle's Restaurant in Midtown Manhattan.

"Police do far more than record a crime.