Sentence examples for records centre from inspiring English sources

You'll find them in WH Smith, the National Archives or Family Records Centre shops.

The BP archive is housed in the modern records centre on the university's campus and BP chairman, Carl-Henric Svanberg, last year was challenged about why information of potential interest to scientists was kept locked away.

A huge collection of Nonconformist registers was deposited at the Public Record Office in the mid-19th century (and can now be viewed at the National Archives or at the Family Records Centre).

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Much of the renewable energy research is now kept in a formal BP archive based at the Modern Records Centre, a part of the main library at Warwick University, which describes itself as "a history of the modern world".

Dr Trevor James, entomologist at the Biological Records Centre: Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, said: "The harlequin has a preference for buildings, and goes into a dormant phase over the winter time.

The Icelandic musician's ninth studio LP broke a three-album run of conceptual, esoteric records centred around nature, politics and technology.

Not that times were initially easy for Harman; Nashville was developing as a recording centre, yet drums were forbidden on many country music recordings, the more extreme of Nashville's old guard considering the instrument "too Negro".

Despite their success, the city lost its place as a primary recording centre until the late 1990s when rap performers doubling as entrepreneurs, including Master P, gave New Orleans a new lease on life.

The city did support a vibrant jazz scene during Prohibition and was the leading recording centre for artists supplying the "race" market during the 1930s: Big Bill Broonzy, Georgia Tom (who, as Thomas A. Dorsey, went on to even greater success as a gospel composer), Tampa Red, and many more.

ANY Eastern Approaches readers who, unaccountably, have not been keeping up with the latest developments from the Estonian Animal Recording Centre may be interested to hear that a new 48-page survey of the most popular names for cows in Estonia is the talk of Tallinn.