Sentence examples for if records from inspiring English sources

But he can be sure that if records do not fall in London, some people will blame the track.

These moments make us realise that if records are full of sound and fury alone, they may signify nothing.

If records are online, insurers can see test results and previous treatments — everything needed to judge a claim right away and not have to come back later and demand more data.

By implication, if records were deleted, all of them would seem tainted, said Mike Powell, who broke Bob Beamon's 23-year-old world record in the long jump with a leap of 29 feet 4 1/2 inches in 1991.

If records are allowed to be accessed at home by the patient, we need to ensure that other members of a household won't be able to put certain patients, such as a teenage girl who sees a GP about contraception, under duress to reveal their record.

But Ms. Meskis's lawyer, Daniel N. Recht, said the search warrant, which initially sought all records over a 30-day period involving the buyer of the two books, amounted to nothing more than "a fishing expedition" that would prove little even if records confirmed that the books had arrived in the envelope.

If record labels can't help them, corporations might.

In that distant age so much sounds as if recorded yesterday, if more poetically.

The past, even if recorded, is ungraspable, irreconcilable, and as such, forever undead.

If record companies want to establish new artists, they should support outlets that offer exposure.

If recording is not possible, students should be sure to take copious notes.