Sentence examples for records refer from inspiring English sources

Written records refer to ships in the India trade being among the largest of the time.

Records refer to a "procession of ants": hundreds of white-clad pilgrims scrambling up the steep slopes.

Official records refer to the "late" Private Parr almost a year after his death, on 19 August 1915 but shed no light on what actually happened to him.

While there is no record of a university degree in either subject, his official duties as city orator and advocatus at Metz implied legal training, and the city's records refer to him as a doctor of laws.

Sarawagi and Bhamidipaty [26] argue that the main challenge of the deduplication process is to find a function able to distinguish when two records refer to the same entity in spite of possible errors and inconsistencies in the data.

Other scholars believe that the Mon records refer to another figure, but whose name and personal history are much in the mold of the Indian Buddhaghosa.

A great collection of Meek's recordings, including most of the other records referred to here, is available on The Alchemist of Pop: Home Made Hits and Rarities 1959-1966 (SanctUKry UK 2xCD).

The uji are thought to be extensions of original agricultural communities, perhaps what early Chinese records referred to as "states".

The Guardian later learned that the records referred to allegations of "frolicking", a term which an officer confirmed to Morton had been recorded at the time.

A patrol officer told a dispatcher at 2 06 a.m. that she "may be likely," according to police records, referring to the severe nature of Ms. Heyworth's injury.

Fitzpatrick would not comment on the details of those records, referring questions to the United States attorney's office, which later said it had no comment.