Sentence examples for records boards from inspiring English sources

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Several industry executives who have served on boards and spoken with Forbes on background suggested that even if the law does not require chief executives to disclose their medical records, boards often ask CEOs to disclose their records anyway.

During closing arguments in the insider trading trial of Rajat K. Gupta on Wednesday, a prosecutor distilled a dizzying number of exhibits — phone records, board minutes, trading logs and e-mails — into a cogent narrative of the government's case.

Through the late 1970's he produced a couple of zydeco records, boarded for a while with the fiddler Dewey Balfa and began compiling, on his Sony cassette recorder, what is now a 1,000-hour collection of oral histories.

"He loves the limelight when it means seeing his name on record boards," Metcalf said.

"I never thought that I would be put on a record board with the greats.

In 2011 I smiled as I stood and stared at the University Track and Field record board, Discus 1961 Bob Roy.

The school's record board, which lists the best times set by athletes while still students, is not too shabby.

Nagaoka already dominates the world record board for her age group, as awarded by the international swimming federation (Fina), holding 24 titles over both short and long distances.

A red light on the recording board would go on when the band began recording, and it made Gregg Allman nervous; in order to perform takes as needed, he unscrewed the light.

During its recording, he employed amplifiers, microphones, a Fender Rhodes keyboards and organ originally used by musician Stevie Wonder for Talking Book (1972), and a recording board originally used by Jimi Hendrix.