Sentence examples for record of life from inspiring English sources

Nana Varveropoulou calls her photographic record of life inside Colnbrook immigration removal centre No Man's Land.

Viewed together, they are a detailed record of life on a particular farm, at a particular time.

Within natural heritage, geoheritage is represented and explicitly addressed in criterion (viii), which emphasises the record of life on Earth, geological processes and the development of landforms.

It's a vivid record of life at society's lower depths by a writer who's learning the art of narrative and descriptive prose.

"The environment in which the microfossils were found is important – it extends the record of life in shoreline or beach-like environments by about 200 million years.

When Darwin wrote his Origin of Species, one of his main concerns was with the perceived shortness of the fossil record of life.

Books written and illuminated on parchment are among the most evocative and complex records of life in the Middle Ages.

In any case, it is as fairy tales rendered from experience, rather than as blunt records of life, that his mid-'80s movies live on.

"The area has one of the best records of life on land during the closing days of the age of dinosaurs," Mr. Titus said.

But despite the record loss of life, the latest attack was not entirely unprecedented.

The book's like a photographic record of his life – a kind of a biography in pictures.