Sentence examples for records be made from inspiring English sources

He wrote a book, "Freedom or Secrecy," urging that government records be made more accessible.

Weeks after Rove's comments, a former Drudge Report editor, Joseph Curl, published a column at the Washington Times demanding Clinton's health records be made public.

Judicial Watch and the Sierra Club sued, saying that because people who are not federal employees were de facto members of the task force, the Federal Advisory Committee Act requires that its records be made public.

In these meetings, demand that records be made public.

"Records are made to be broken".

World records are made to be broken.

All records are made to be broken.

"Records are made to be tie".

His tax records were made public.

These women's records were made as their records.

"These records are made to be broken," he told Talksport.