Sentence examples for records dump from inspiring English sources

At least one Democrat is now coming out against Kavanaugh because of the records dump.

Last May, two Howard University police officers and their supervisor were fired after they were recorded dumping a patient from a wheelchair outside of the university's hospital after she had been discharged.

When Radiohead led the way in offering their music directly to fans many predicted that the move was the beginning of the end; Madonna may well be the tipping point from where we will now see a flood of recording artists dumping record labels and where todays model will shortly become a footnote in Wikipedia.

The hospital is launching an inquiry into how the records were dumped.

June's experience of drugs started some time after 1998, when her godson, musician Tim Arnold, was dropped from his record label, dumped by his girlfriend and thrown out of his house, all in the same week.

What this means is that today's "security" systems are mostly just a vast network of evidence collection devices, constantly recording and dumping data into hard drives, only to be retrieved after something regrettable has happened.

It's bad enough his record company dumped him this week.

So far, the present government's track record on dumping people off benefits has been scary.

The campaign took off this month with people recording themselves dumping ice and water on their heads, then uploading the videos to social networks, including Facebook, Vine, Instagram and YouTube.

The records-keeper left while I was there, maddened by the decision to dump his records in the garbage.

Somebody chose to dump paper records in an anonymous bin, and another somebody neglected to securely wipe the hard drive.