Sentence examples for record pulling from inspiring English sources

That review will begin with the case's paper record: pulling together all documents, from the trial transcript and videotape to everything collected during the investigation.

The Dow Jones, on the other hand, soared to yet another record, pulling up Asian markets on its coat-tails.See article: Dollar dangerA new European stockmarket alliance between the London exchange and the smaller-but-striving Frankfurt came into operation.

The Magic finished an eight-game homestand with a 7-1 record, pulling away for good with a 13-2 run after the 76ers had whittled a 15-point deficit to 52-51 in the third quarter.

It will come as little surprise that the Edinburgh fringe sold a record number of tickets this year, and the enduringly popular "month-long extravaganza of theatre and comedy", as described by the Guardian, once again "demolished the previous year's record", pulling in just under 2m punters.

"There's a lot of binary stuff on the record — pulling".

I can't write briefly about Ry Cooder, the virtuoso guitarist who has a new record, "Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down".

Mostly, though, Massacre feels like a record pulled this way and that between band and producer, making for tunes that really satisfy no one.

By Alec Wilkinson August 29, 2011 I can't write briefly about Ry Cooder, the virtuoso guitarist who has a new record, "Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down".

You can also subtract another 25 basis points for both those bank loans and any loans that came from the federal government directly if you agree, once the loans are consolidated, to let the federal government (which will be the new lender of record) pull the payment automatically from your bank account each month.

Also in the euro zone, the number of employed people fell in the third quarter against the previous three months for the first time on record, pulled down by falls in Spain, Portugal and Finland, according to the European Union statistics office, Eurostat.

The record pulls from a variety of styles, including electronic rock, jangle pop, and "reflective" alternative rock.