Sentence examples for making a transcript from inspiring English sources

A gene is a functional region of a chromosome that is capable of making a transcript in response to appropriate regulatory signals.

At least six air traffic controllers who dealt with two of the hijacked airliners on Sept. 11, 2001, made a tape recording a few hours later describing the events, but the tape was destroyed by a supervisor without anyone making a transcript or even listening to it, the Transportation Department said Thursday.

Focus solely on the proceedings while making a transcript.

The authorities subpoenaed his cellphone records and made a transcript: "I need you to do me a favor.

A plastic surgeon who saw the session made a transcript of portions of it and sent them to Public Citizen.

"I was very critical of errors in the transcripts and I thought he had left out some important conversations," Mr. Hughes said of Mr. Kutler's book, "but they are entirely honest and predictable mistakes that anyone who would try to make a transcript from extremely difficult tapes could make".

Once, when I'd arranged an interview with the mayor of Jackson, I arrived at his office to find that local reporters were there as observers; so were the chief of police, the chief of detectives, the city attorney, a city councilman, and the mayor's secretary (to make a transcript).

Without new graduates, there are not enough reporters to fill positions, and courts have to find ways to make a transcript without a court reporter.I'm currently in 100 w.p.m., and my overall goal is to graduate within a year and be in N.Y.C. ( I'm attending school in Texas ) as a working reporter.

A witness was less than certain when he identified Mr. Ranta in a police lineup, saying "I think," but when the district attorney's office made a transcript of the recording it edited out the hedge and did not turn over the audio tape until the close of trial.

"Our copyright law doesn't allow people to make a transcript from a film that is copyright-protected without the copyright owner's permission and certainly not to make it public," said Paul Pinter.

Marbury made a transcript of this trial from memory and used it to educate and amuse his children, he being the hero, and the Bishop being portrayed as somewhat of a buffoon, and the transcript can be found in Benjamin Brook's study of notable Puritans.