Sentence examples for making records of from inspiring English sources
"I started by making records of my drawings, frame by frame, on a Bolex Super 8. Click, click, click.
They continue to balk at making records of government meetings with businesses available, as in the case of the energy bill several years ago.
Strachwitz is modest and likes to point out that many record companies were making records of musicians who weren't pop stars or whose appeal was perhaps local, but his has been the most long-lived and has the most extensive reach.
Tells how they make records of voices, and sell them….
Tells how they make records of voices, and sell them to speakers, especially amateurs.
His pictures became more formally precise, as if to make records of objects for forensic scrutiny.
What does Joe Henry want to do? Make records of his own.
Forensic psychiatrists said that many sexual killers made records of their acts or kept mementos to revisit the experience.
People in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China were the first to make records of their contemporaries, which took the form of lists of kings and ancestors.
The Society's purpose is to make records of Haydn's unfamiliar compositions, sell them, and use the profits to publish a complete edition of his works.
They should also make records of what these raids turned up.
