Sentence examples for published transcripts from inspiring English sources

New Matilda originally posted extracts from the emails, and then also published transcripts of some of the emails, under the headline "THE TRANSCRIPTS: The Partial Works Of Professor Barry Spurr.

The Times published transcripts of those conversations.

The New York Times and several other news organizations published transcripts of the conversations.

Last year, the daily Le Monde published transcripts of a videotaped confession made by a former aide to Mr. Chirac.

In 1974 The Times published transcripts of White House conversations that figured in the Watergate scandal.

"She was interviewed," Mr. Hortefeux said, according to the published transcripts.

The New York Times, in its published transcript of the speech, also had "whatever".

In the published transcript of the tapes, Mr. dos Santos Neto, the fugitive judge, boasts of using "my connection" to persuade the planning minister to authorize the outlay.

Müller told Lanzmann (I quote from the published transcript of the film): One of them said: "So you want to die.

In October 1999, in a discussion of investments in emerging markets, Mr. Valdes, according to a published transcript, snapped at Mr. Angelides, "What we have here is a Greek treasurer who doesn't like Turkey".

Although the complete genome sequence of B. amyloliquefaciens has been now published, transcript structures of B. amyloliquefaciens remain poorly defined.