Sentence examples for had been recorded over from inspiring English sources
WCAU's original game tape had been recorded over by one of its engineers, a standard practice in those days.
The tape had been recorded over many times.
Union Pacific, however, said the tapes had been recorded over and the track reports had been discarded, some after Mr. Barber asked for them.
Citigroup told investigators in late June that phone conversations on one tape had been recorded over and that the information could not be recovered, according to a person briefed on the situation who was not authorized to comment.
Although the tapes date from the 1950s, they had been recorded over many times, so that nobody really knew the year to which they belonged.So what persuaded an American record label that the world needed to hear them?
A study by the Pediatric Brain Trauma Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital, published in the October issue of the Journal of Neurosurgery, found that 486,000 combined head impacts had been recorded over a five-year period among players from the football teams at Brown, Dartmouth and Virginia Tech, as well as two men's and two women's hockey teams.
As a result of these investigations, inner-ear potentials and electrodermal responses in the bullfrog have been recorded over a range from 100 to 3,500 hertz.
As far as I am aware, however, no deaths have yet occurred during or after U.F.C. events; but a number have been recorded over the years after 12 rounds of boxing.
No scientific monitoring of sea-level rise has been done on Kutubdia, but increases of nearly 8mm a year have been recorded over 20 years at Cox's Bazar.
But then, in its staying power, neither is "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" Its soulful music by Jay Gorney and sorrowful lyrics by E. Y. (Yip) Harburg have been recorded over the decades by singers as diverse as Bing Crosby and Tom Waits, Al Jolson and Judy Collins.
Hundreds of instances of political interference in the work of government agency researchers have been recorded over the past eight years, a shameful state of affairs that led to the demoralisation of thousands of US scientists.
