Sentence examples for records read from inspiring English sources

Under "clinical impressions", the records read: "Physical assault.

"Listen to records, read books and play with the family kittens".

Phone records read to the jury showed Tia arranging to meet Mr Hazell at a train station in Croydon on 2 August.

In my room I wrote imitation stories and kept real journals; made lists of words to fatten my vocabulary, made lists of all kinds; played conductor to my records; read myself sore-eyed each night.

Not all researchers were at sea; others trawled through historical records, read whalers' diaries and even studied photos of prize fish taken by Floridian anglers to work out the state of the oceans in earlier times.Their stories are telling us that the oceans were far more productive in the past.

A billboard by the agency for Group Health last year, highlighting secure online medical records, read, "Helpful for when your wife yells, 'What is wrong with you?' " And a print ad, for the Everett Clinic about pediatric care and scheduled to be introduced on Sept. 26, reads, "We diagnose mumps, ear infections and Legos lodged in noses daily".

In one version he records reading the Times report and immediately having the idea of a chain reaction (on 12 September).

Ideally, an employer would spend significant time poring over a candidate's records, reading their previous output of college essays and GitHub contributions.

The exciting part of that is delving into historical records, reading biographies and autobiographies, letters and generals.

In the 20 since, the record read: seven wins, six draws, seven defeats.

Each year, groups of buyers try to win bragging rights and break records ("Praise the lard: Top barrow hogs a record," read a Houston Chronicle headline from March 2001).