Sentence examples for records published from inspiring English sources

Companies House records, published this month, show Anthony owns the only two shares in the business.

The researchers used records published annually in Sky Sports Football Yearbook, formerly the "Rothmans" yearly bible.

He then wrote two volumes of memoirs, Memories and Records, published in 1919.

Soldiers who fought in the Boer war died from dysentery, typhoid fever and even a crocodile attack, according to records published online for the first time yesterday.

Average cholesterol levels in Americans have stopped falling since 2008, according to a large analysis of patient records published recently in PLoS One.

The New Yorker, May 3, 1952 P. 26 Incidental Intelligence: A catalogue of records published by Samuel French, 25 West Forty-fifth Street, states, under "Patriotic," "See Airplanes, Air Raids, Battle, Bombs, Bugle Calls, Cash Register, Drum Rolls, Fanfares".

Vice puts out records, publishes books, makes TV programmes and produces films.

The paper presents a modular platform based on a combination of Web services that provide tools for historical records publishing and research.

(La Vanguardia, Catalonia's paper of record, published one report in June, but it was confined to Catalonia).

In April 2001, a local newspaper, The Pocono Record, published a series of articles detailing the buyers' woes.

He made a record of what he saw when he descended into this underworld, a record published in 2009 as The Red Book.