Sentence examples for more records from from inspiring English sources

King was not at all showily virtuosic — any number of young Englishmen who were, shamefully, much easier to hear in those days, and doubtless sold more records, from Alvin Lee to Mick Taylor, were "faster," more dexterous, "heavier," as we would have said approvingly.

"I want to collect more records from terrorists, but less records from innocent Americans, the Fourth Amendment was what we fought the Revolution over".

"You know, that's a completely ridiculous answer: 'I want to collect more records from terrorists, but less records from other people.' How are you supposed to know?" "Get a warrant!" Paul said.

"I want to collect more records from terrorists and less from innocent Americans," Paul said.

"I want to collect more records from terrorists, but less records from innocent Americans," Paul told Christie.

It would keep legislative drafting files under wraps,  create a new "deliberative materials" exemption in the open records law that would exempt records at all levels of government, and give the legislature an easy way to hide even more records from disclosure in the future.

That first taste of success led to more records, ranging from the outlandish (having three concrete slabs broken over his groin with a sledgehammer) to the comparatively prosaic (fingertip push-ups, sit-ups and one-armed cartwheels).

Four more records were identified from the references of these studies.

The researchers plan to return to Alaska and other northern forest locations to improve geographical coverage and get more recent records from some sites.

Naturally, we'd love to see more Weezer records from the period".

By the end of the 19th century, more administrative records from the period had become available to historians such as William Stubbs, Thomas Tout and J. C. Davies, who focused on the development of the English constitutional and governmental system during his reign.