Sentence examples for records should have from inspiring English sources

Flight records should have been available.

(Considering the stolen goods, perhaps dental records should have been supplied).

Those records should have been handed over, or at least preserved, under the terms of certain court orders.

In June 2000, it paid a $250,000 fine and was required to conduct a review of its reporting practices for hiring three people whose criminal records should have disqualified them from employment.

Every Guinness World Records should have a virtual cousin, preferably much bigger than the real thing, in which the man who ran out of puff blowing his Malteser jostles for space with the chef whose chocolate igloo was not quite large enough: the Guinness Book of Abject Failure.

Mr. Bush's military records should have contained paperwork explaining why he was allowed to leave the Guard early for Harvard, said David McGinnis, a retired brigadier general in the National Guard who was principal director of strategic plans and analysis in the office of the Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs from 1993 to 1997.

Look, the record should have been a million-seller.

"Certainly any public servant aware of Mr. Sosa's public record should have nothing to do with him".

How ironic it was that a player with Schmidt's egregious talent and record should have spent much of his long retirement musing on what might have been.

Their record should have been 100% only for that bizarre collapse against Czech Republic – and, really, the disruptive element in their fanbase deserve as much blame as the players.

And every American citizen, everybody with a clean record, should have the right to own anything they want with the right paperwork.