Sentence examples for have recorded how from inspiring English sources

"For each case that we identify, we have recorded how we identified those cases," said Michael Planty, the BJS official overseeing the project.

No one seems to have recorded how many oysters gave up their lives that historic night, but surely they were numbered in the thousands.

In each case, I have recorded how often the award recipient has corresponded with the Oscar winner over the last 25 years (or going back as far as possible if the award hasn't been around that long).

The Antoura Lazarist college priests have recorded how its original Lazarist teachers were expelled by the Turks and how Jemal Pasha presented himself at the front door with his German bodyguard after a muezzin began calling for Muslim prayers once the statue of the Virgin Mary had been taken from the belfry.

Chroniclers of the battle of Waterloo, fought in 1815, have recorded how British infantry squares engaged one another by mistake and other allied cavalry, causing many casualties.

One campaigner discovered that police had recorded how he had sold anti-capitalist publications from a stall at the Glastonbury festival.

Guy Taylor, 46, discovered that the police had recorded how he and other campaigners set up a stall at Glastonbury festival and sold leftwing publications and merchandise.

The leftist Israeli historian Illan Pappe has recorded how on 28 December 2006, the Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem reported that 660 Palestinians had been killed in that year alone, most in Gaza, including 141 children; and that since 2000, Israeli forces had killed almost 4,000 Palestinians with 20,000 wounded.

Vanessa has recorded how, in 1973, he gave her a pamphlet, A Marxist Analysis of the Crisis, which related the economic troubles of the time to the 1944 Bretton Woods agreement and which hugely influenced her thinking: the pupil had become the master.

Cassini had recorded how a spot on Jupiter--much like the dark bruises Shoemaker-Levy left on the planet's gassy surface--varied over 18 days after it first appeared on 5 December 1690.

Because Summer and her colleagues have recorded exactly how deep each stake was implanted, they can, on return visits, assess exactly how much ice has melted away (or accumulated) at each location simply by remeasuring the level of the ice surface against the bamboo pole.