Sentence examples for records the effort from inspiring English sources
When the leader of the independent faction of Democrats, Senator Jeffrey D. Klein of the Bronx, tried to attach the abortion language to a bill on medical records, the effort failed by one vote.
At the same time, a video called "Aquí Estamos," by Rubén Marrufo, suggests the binding and balancing power of community spirit as it records the effort that went into creating a huge mosaic, made from light-catching found materials, that is now a Pueblo Nuevo monument.
Crossrail has enlisted volunteers to trawl through London's parish records; the effort has turned up more than five thousand names of the dead ("1st October 1583, Richard Wyttor, bachelor and grosser, died of a burning jaw"), but matching these to the bones is another matter.
A detailed report records the efforts of the NSA's intercept specialists at Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire to target and decode encrypted phone calls from London to Moscow which were made by the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev, and other Russian delegates.
Jeukendrup recorded the effort expended by a cyclist riding for six hours at forty kilometres an hour in the middle of the peloton, shielded from the wind.
Afterward, though, you may have a nagging sense that what you have just seen is akin to watching an audiobook being recorded: the effort was interesting, but real theater is better.
This study defines a new cognitive activity classification scheme which has been used to record the effort expended by six student teams producing parallel implementations of the same software requirements specifications.
RB: I made the first descent of the Omo River in Ethiopia in 1973, and decided we should record the effort with the tools available, including 16 mm movie film.
(Though Mr. Novitsky applied to Guinness World Records for the effort, a spokeswoman said the company did not recognize the category).
Many of the 450 color prints in "Hidden Treasure" record the efforts of generations of anatomists to recreate the body in two-dimensional printable form.
At Steinbrenner Field, however, a more modest contingent of reporters from Japan, perhaps a dozen, recorded the efforts of Hiroki Kuroda, the 37-year-old veteran pitcher who made his debut for the Yankees.
