Sentence examples for life's record from inspiring English sources

(An incalculable slice of her life's record went down with Grace, the Thames barge which inspired Offshore, when it sank in the early 1960s. Much of her written archive is in the Harry Ransom Center for the Humanities in Austin, Texas, some of it sold by Fitzgerald in 1989, some later).

Bones are life's records.

When writing The Origin of Species, Darwin ([1859], pp. 306-309) puzzled over the abrupt beginning of life's fossil record: after long, seemingly lifeless eras, an extraordinary diversity of marine life suddenly burst forth into the geological record.

Ezrin claimed that the song initially started life as "Roger's record, about Roger, for Roger", although he thought that it needed further work.

The countess's role went beyond acting as hostess of the circle's meetings and, after migrating to the US in 1960, she began transcribing her husband's letters as part of her life's work to record the circle's role.

I thought it would be there and be a place where I could make my art, my life's work, a record of what I've done with my life.

But can Marianne Vos, Lizzie Armitstead or Emma Pooley be persuaded to step up to breathe new life into the women's record?

But, he offers, "in 50 years, we can have lunch and compare the actual to the projected".Mr Buffett has joked that "I love running Berkshire, and if enjoying life promotes longevity, Methuselah's record is in jeopardy".

Woody Guthrie's "Bound For Glory," Joe Klein's "A Life" and my brother's record collection that included some of the great Texas singer songwriters- Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Billy Callery, Jerry Jeff Walker...

I want Ethan's life on record because he is a gem and who better to record it than me, his mammy?

Mr. Meretniemi, the social studies teacher from Finland, said the emphasis on teacher assessment posed a threat not just to his way of life, but to his country's record of educational achievement.