Sentence examples for historical transcripts from inspiring English sources

One of the great delights of our footpaths is they are almost like historical transcripts in the land.

The documents are Volume 20 in a regular series of releases of historical transcripts from the committee, which conducted most of its business in executive session during the 1960s, before the Senate required committee meetings to be public.

Turns out, the first line is a slight variation of the actual spoken words, and the second sentence was not part of the historical transcript.

In Mr. Kaufman's 1997 Off Broadway hit, "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde," actors cited the sources of the play's historical accounts and transcript excerpts during the performance.

Backed by data, suddenly a student's transcript and historical academic performance creates an alternative Merit score, where — in a transparent manner — a student, their parents and their college can have an evidence-based, specific way of measuring whether or not a student will repay debt.

We reviewed the transcripts from these historical interviews in order to gain further insight into how infusion ICT impacts patients' lives.

Murders enter the historical record through coroners' inquests, court transcripts, parish ledgers, and even tombstones.

The recent publication of telephone transcripts, personal testimony, and other historical relics from the White Houses of Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon feature startling levels of recklessness and arrogance.

But in an interview he said his essay accompanying the transcript was "still a valid piece of historical material".

Tyrie is most unimpressed -- the recording could have real historical value, he says, pointing out that the US Federal Reserve released transcripts of its own meetings in 2008.

The historical descriptions and case studies are interleaved with space-filling transcripts of chats he has had with relatives and friends.