Sentence examples for record grew from inspiring English sources

The record grew out of studio sessions intended to produce B-sides for singles.

As one of the hottest summers on record grew hotter, the city descended into full-blown panic.

Mr. Stevens, who declined to be interviewed on the record, grew up in the 1960s South, where most of the Democrats he knew were good ol' boy segregationists.

But the Steelers also shipped the talented wide receiver out of Pittsburgh only one season after that Super Bowl triumph — and his arrest record grew to include domestic violence, assault and marijuana possession.

During the early twentieth century, the early hominid fossil record grew significantly, if not exponentially, and evolution was widely accepted in scientific circles even while large segments of the lay public remained skeptical.

While data breach costs for detection, notification of victims and credit monitoring services all fell during the last year, the cost of lost business per exposed record grew to an average of $139 per company from $128 in 2007, as customers stopped dealing with businesses they considered negligent with regard to data security.

Pollsters record growing voter disappointment over public services, especially health and public transport.

Foreign aid is also plunging, as countries like Iraq and Afghanistan claim more attention, and dissatisfaction with Laos's human-rights record grows.

Like its predecessor "Welcome to Mali" is a pop-rock record grown from African terroir, and it arrives as the continent's musical exports are displaying an aesthetic shift.

It still operates -- but the raw materials come from the Philippines -- because that's cheaper than processing local coconuts (which, for the record, grow free).

Groban, who, as a boyish classical-crossover artist, sold twenty-five million records, grew a beard and learned to play the accordion for the role.