Sentence examples similar to records has gone from inspiring English sources

In the past significant family records have gone totally astray.

Many records have gone missing, while there was also a documentation shortfall as disaster overwhelmed the city.

They say, too, that conservative chief financial officers with squeaky-clean records have gone way up in value in the wake of well-publicized accounting shenanigans.

"World records have gone through the roof in surrounding areas," said Dr. James A. Bohnsack, an author of the study and a research biologist at the Miami division of the National Marine Fisheries Service.

A few records had gone by since then, and we were still in the same situation.' He grew up a lot through the whole experience, he says.

I asked Dubois-Sissoko to disclose her ten mantras for her tenth anniversary, but alas, my recorder gave out that day and the recording has gone lost.

A recording has gone viral on YouTube.

"Modern recording has gone overboard on the volume," he said.

Meanwhile, the women's record has gone unchallenged for years.

On average since 1885 the yearly height record has gone up by 10 feet (3 metres) each time.

His pursuit of the record has gone mostly unheralded thus far, but recently a blog called Plunk Biggio has taken up the cause.