Sentence examples for record serving from inspiring English sources

Last week, in an interview with Howard Kurtz, the executive editor, Marcus Brauchli, said it plainly: "We are not a national news organization of record serving a general audience".

Mrs. Whitman's book is a catalog of personal accomplishments and grievances accumulated over two terms in Trenton and one in Washington and is intended as a manifesto for change in the conservative-dominated Republican Party, with Mrs. Whitman's moderate record serving as the model.

In 2016, Gorelick successfully pressed the Pentagon on behalf of the country's biggest for-profit college, the University of Phoenix, to lift a suspension barring the school from recruiting on military bases -- despite the school having been caught red-handed engaging in recruiting violations, and despite its dismal record serving troops and other students.

In November at his confirmation hearing before the Senate committee on environment and public works, he repeatedly dodged questions about climate change and critical environmental policies, couching his responses in fluent legalese and touting his four-year record serving as an agency staffer under Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

Whenever a nurse accessed a guideline, the guideline title would automatically be entered into the call record, serving as an indicator of the patient's symptoms.

We thus suggest that human impact on the landscape was the primary driver causing the intensified erosion and that the Dead Sea sedimentary record serves as a reliable recorder of this impact since the Neolithic Revolution.

The fastest recorded smash - 206mph by Fu Haifeng - is a great deal sharper than Andy Roddick's 153mph record serve in tennis.

This would be an academic exercise were it not for the fact that the record serves as a fitting memorial for Smith's career.

Grinder's Lament, one of the heavier, more traditionally brutal tracks on the record serves as contrast to the more emotional, calmer side of It's Everyone Else.

"The King's Speech" is an anesthetic movie, "The Social Network" an invigorating one and their scripts' departures from the historical record serve utterly divergent purposes.

Stosur is bracing for a torrid encounter against the former finalist and owner of the fastest record serve in women's tennis history.