Sentence examples for records drawn from inspiring English sources

Rosenthal, who had spent most of his career prosecuting fraud cases, had a study of Perez's financial records drawn up, with charts and graphs showing Perez's unexplained income.

He went on to sign to Island Records, drawn to the label through its association with late singer-songwriters such as Nick Drake and John Martyn, whom he admires.

The study used records drawn from the work of thousands of volunteers who, as part of the UK phenology network, have made painstaking observations of the behaviour of wildlife in gardens and public spaces.

He hooked up a hynotic, funky mix for us this week with crackling records drawn from deep in the vaults and it's clear the man has more soul than a sock with a hole.

Using fossil records drawn from coastal sediment, a group of US and international scientists pegged the sea level rise to man-made climate change and concluded that rates of sea level rise are likely to accelerate.

The resulting data set consisted of 977 records of 22 Anopheles species with 367 of these records drawn from the MARA database.

The judge also sealed the court records, drawing a veil of secrecy over those 10 cases.

She enlisted the help of social services and the Child Support Agency, but time and again official records drew a blank.

In boxing's depressed financial climate, with unblemished records drawing a high premium, boxers willing to take on a superior opponent have been in high demand.

Under Mr. Mazarra, "The Walking Dead" broke numerous ratings records, drawing nearly 11 million viewers for the Dec. 2 episode that concluded the first half of its third season.

The bar is high: the show's first season broke records, drawing in the biggest audience SBS has ever had for an on-demand comedy.