Sentence examples for record intended from inspiring English sources

Was the record intended to be controversial?

Others shoot video only as a short-term record, intended to be shared on YouTube or a DVD that gets passed around.

As the sessions wore on into 1967, the record, intended as a kind of album-length suite, or, in Wilson's famous description, "a teenage symphony to God," began generating impossible-to-justify buzz — this was going to be the record that revolutionized pop, a 12-inch vinyl messiah.

But the faint, 123-year-old recording etched into a warped metal cylinder and brought back to life after decades of silence by a three-dimensional (3D) optical scanning technique appears to belong to the first record intended for sale to the public.

Although several physicians may be involved in the care of a hospital inpatient, we attributed all charges to the attending physician of record, intending to measure the overall approach of that physician toward hospital care.

At the Drive-In's reunion this year was sudden and, with no new recording intended, may be brief.

A 1998 release on the Avant label, "Paniot's Nine," was originally made in 1963 as a demo recording intended for Atlantic Records.

Unfortunately, Avicenna's original clinical records, intended as an appendix to the Canon, were lost, and only an Arabic text has survived in a Roman publication of 1593.

Almost two years ago, President Obama pledged $19 billion in stimulus incentives to help convert the nation's doctors and hospitals to using a paperless system of electronic health records intended to improve the quality of care and reduce costs.

Character animators recorded intended actions for the new Brutes in a padded room at Bungie.

According to one, the Kelleys were considering legal action as far back as late November, when their attorney at the time, D.C. powerhouse litigator Abbe Lowell, released a slew of emails and phone records intended to prove that Jill Kelley did not exploit her friendship with Petraeus for financial gain.