Sentence examples for records gathering from inspiring English sources

'Even without these shows, I couldn't have imagined at 19 what my life would be like at 35 - being married, having a baby boy, with my Motorhead records gathering more and more dust.

By Nathan Heller November 24, 2014 At the house where my grandparents have lived for more than sixty years, in Marin County, looking down onto the marshes of San Francisco Bay, there is a storage closet filled with vases, Duraflame logs, and open boxes of audio records gathering dust.

At the house where my grandparents have lived for more than sixty years, in Marin County, looking down onto the marshes of San Francisco Bay, there is a storage closet filled with vases, Duraflame logs, and open boxes of audio records gathering dust.

Additionally, it broke several airplay records, gathering both the largest one-day and one-week audiences in history.

The political debate generated by the disclosures and the lawsuits led to the USA Freedom Act in June 2015, and the Freedom Act's reforms included ending the bulk phone records gathering on November 29.

Analysis of other drug- and diagnosis-specific indicators would have required access to the patients' medical records for gathering complementary information records.

Hernandez spent over a year researching records and gathering names of the dozens of migrant workers killed in the crash.

Last Saturday night, Mr. Gore broke a deep freeze with his campaign press corps by inviting reporters to an off-the-record gathering on the riverboat.

On Wednesday mornings, Norquist hosts an off-the-record gathering of conservative activists that has evolved into a wide-ranging forum for members of Congress, Capitol Hill staffers, single-issue campaigners, journalists, policy wonks, and corporate lobbyists.

His highest achievement in record gathering, however, is contained in a Quicken file, where he has tracked his personal finances for 16 years, ever since he was in 11th grade.

When I was at university, a one-time very senior Tory figure put it succinctly at an off-the-record gathering: the Conservative Party, he explained, was a "coalition of privileged interests.