Sentence examples for recorded life from inspiring English sources

In a worn canvas case he had the recorded life and works of George Edgar Laplace.

Using charcoal, pastels, watercolours, and oils, Picasso recorded life in the French capital (Lovers in the Street [1900]).

Though they would reach the mainstream of global pop culture as fully formed psychedelic futurists, OutKast's recorded life began with a sense of them as followers, even if there were hints that they would become leaders.

Unquestionably, said the "anti-Stratfordians", as they came to be known, the recorded life of the man called Shakespeare could not possibly yield the astonishing universality and dazzling invention of the canon.

In surrender to age and the Internet, he recently closed his store, Loomis Camera, whose oversize mock camera above the door has virtually recorded life in this small Ohio city since forever.

Their paintings generally recorded life in the village and the mine, rendered with an earnest awkwardness that resembles American Scene painting but that is generally more expressive and robust.

We recorded life-history stage, survival, establishment of seedlings and ramets, number of inflorescences and grazing marks on permanently marked individuals in eight populations in mid-Norway for three consecutive years.

On those dates, we recorded life-history stage (rosette, bolting with no flowers, flowering with no fruits, flowers and fruits, only fruits/senesced, or dead), several phenotypic traits including flower color and hypocotyl diameter, and evidence of insect or pathogen attack for each individual.

In recording life, she captured our times".

In writing, artists and not just journalists should record life.

"The camera's there to record life," Sarah says.