Sentence examples for moving record from inspiring English sources

The result is a masterly, deeply moving record of a crucial period in American history.

"Family Business" is an absorbing and often moving record of an intense relationship.

"The World of James Van DerZee" is a moving record of the lives of many black people.

Donal kept a diary; a brief but moving record of four months in 1916 between his departure from Killarney on 28 February and his death on 5 July.

Inspired by her father's stories, and by a 1996 reunion of the children and their protectors, Ms. Gossels has constructed a moving record of the unassuming, uncompromising heroism of ordinary people.

"As the Call, So the Echo," Keir Moreano's muted yet moving record of his father's experience as a volunteer doctor in Vietnam, documents a journey that's substantially more philosophical than medical.

Sixteen years ago black pop musicians may have been moving records and booties, but few got the A-list treatment in major magazines, at least not until Vibe.

Assuming the little moving record-y bar is still moving (if it wasn't, you have a bigger problem), hit the small orange/amber/yellow square in the button which means 'stop'stop

Starbucks says it still has the power to move record sales, including for its own label, which released Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full" last year.

"I could move records up that chart faster.

City Council, he figures, isn't a "big enough venue to move records".