Sentence examples for life records from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the film that is constantly recording his life records the calamities to which flesh and imagination are heir.

For my Chaucer biography, I've peered further into the life records, seeking an understanding of the conditions under which he wrote.

Boswell, in the final volume of his life, records an unforgettable moment from Johnson's last year: Johnson: I am afraid I may be one of those who shall be damned (looking dismally).

He and his campaign raised the specter of mass fingerprinting, of Washington snoops pawing through people's "life records," and of a bureaucratic scheme to erase workers' names and replace them with numbers.

In the 20th century such works as Edward Nehls's, D.H. Lawrence: A Composite Biography (1957 59) and David Alec Wilson's collection of the life records of Thomas Carlyle (1923 29), in six volumes, continue the traditions of this kind of life writing.

Several testing procedures exist but are not always linked to service life records.

The history of life recorded by fossils presents compelling evidence of evolution.

DAVE ITZKOFF HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE: My Life Recording the Music of the Beatles.

I have 14 years of my life recorded in more than 20 volumes.

The memoir, rather than being a synopsis of the life recorded by the diary, is mostly a set of meditations on the fact of the diary's existence.

Less notes that there are at least five men on the bus who are taller than himself, which seems like a life record.