Sentence examples for records made from inspiring English sources

N.W.A.'s records made Compton famous.

The records made no mention of the time capsule, though.

Oscar-stat watchers are buzzing this morning with records made or about to be broken.

But in some cases, insufficient (or nonexistent) dental records made identification impossible.

The best jazz records made in these years have a marvelously raw, provisional status.

Gram Parsons is renowned for a small clutch of records made between 1968 and 1973.

"I've heard records made here afterwards, and they didn't have that impending doom.

Everything Factory Records made got a catalogue number, so they issued one for this: FAC51.

Mr. Bush said he was "absolutely" willing to have all his service records made public.

The prosecution did not want any of her records made public at any preliminary hearing.

Their work, just published in Nature, draws on records made in the 18th and 19th centuries in Finland and Canada.