Sentence examples for form a record from inspiring English sources
Collectively, these manuscripts form a record of pre-colonial scholarship stretching from Timbuktu to Khartoum.
"Unlike the love we've made or meals we've eaten, books congregate to form a record around us of what we've fed our stomachs or our brains.
The paintings form a record of political and personal relationships that spanned the continent.In a room known as the Common Parlour hangs a vivid sketch by Velázquez of Pope Innocent X, tracked down for Walpole by a Scottish artist and dealer, Andrew Hay.
Layered patterns are important because they form a record of the state of internal and external factors that regulate pattern formation in these geological and biological systems.
People visiting the banner can mark one of the red silk poppies with a message about a family member who died in the 1914-1918 war, to help form a record of how the war affected the county.
According to this definition, DE is distinct insofar as it involves routine processing of granular personal data (as opposed to population-level data) that form a record of an individual's behaviour, for instance their interactions with online platforms, services and devices.
A group of younger men from the block have also formed a record label, Famo.
The 7,644 people present formed a record crowd for the Mets' complex, which opened in 1988.
When he left Jones, session work was less plentiful and Sullivan formed a record company, Retreat, with the producer Derek Lawrence.
He formed a record label, BVHaast, in 1974, and started an annual festival in Amsterdam in 1977.
The two studio owners formed a record company, Pi Squared Records, and began a year-long process of recording 11 of Mr. Tizzio's songs.
