Sentence examples for from which to record from inspiring English sources

It was a safe distance from which to record Khomeini's commands.

More important, the statewide gerrymandering made it likely that Obama's party would take over the State Senate in 2002, an event that would provide him with a platform from which to craft a legislative record in time for the campaign.

The market offered us a low-cost and flexible platform from which to start building up a record of sales.

As we report today on page 2, Tony Cross, the association's chairman, will attend tomorrow but intends to use the event as a platform from which to attack the Government's record.

A turntablist needs an eclectic variety of vinyl records from which to build music.

(48)" Full-cycle clinical audit - In the prisons and immigration removal centres, electronic medical record systems from which to draw off the audit data were evolving and there was a high turnover of detainee population.

Thus remain definite records of forty patients from which to estimate end results.

Dylan, instead, embarked upon a tour of England in spring 1965, from which he returned to record Highway 61 Revisited.

The team in the field attempts both to prevent runs from scoring and to record outs, which remove opposing players from offensive action until their turn in their team's batting order comes up again.

The participants were provided with dedicated scales and notebooks from the organisers with which to weigh and record all food items that were consumed during these periods (food frequency questionnaires were not used).

Students at School 2 also identified a cluster of issues around the accessibility of the UMeP in the workplace, which detracted from its ability to record SLEs.