Sentence examples for records from which from inspiring English sources

This year, the group released an album, "Holiday Express's Greatest Hits," on Oglio Records, from which "Disco Santa" is receiving substantial radio airplay.

Nonetheless, the lyrical theme of the track is closer linked to a fictional deal with the devil, often linked to Snoop's deal with Suge Knight's Death Row Records (from which he severed ties after the trial).

That travel helped lead to an investigation into Mr. Abbruzzese and Mr. Bruno by the former State Lobbying Commission, records from which were subpoenaed by federal prosecutors last year.

The concert, part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, coincided with the release of Ms. Sutton's four-years-in-the-making solo album, "Wish" (Ghostlight Records), from which she performed 10 songs.

Onboarding is simple: You put in your address and a quote is generated automatically from a database of property records, from which Robin estimates lawn size.

Between 2000 and 2003 Google offered Adwords services to Chinese citizens that did no go via the local subsidiary, resulting in no local records from which authorities can check for tax avoidance.

The recordings were not cut and the whole conversation was recorded, from which we discarded the bits not corresponding to the disabled speakers.

Thus, especially when intermingling cell types differ in their biophysical properties and their axonal projection patterns, functional implications from electrophysiological recordings alone may be misleading without concomitant anatomical classification of the cell recorded from, which is subsequently illustrated by 4 examples.

There's a copious documentary record from which the screenplay was culled.

It is the same record from which FAIR and others are getting their alternative interpretation.

This year brings Short Movie, her fifth album and first self-produced record, from which False Hope is the first single.