Sentence examples for records to which from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity to the families' concerns does not justify a gross overreach that would curb access to the kinds of police records to which the public has a right.

Among the many hit records to which he made original and distinctive contributions were Ruth Brown's (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean, the Coasters' I'm a Hog for You and Joe Turner's Shake, Rattle and Roll.

A fellow board member mockingly suggested the site should be renamed after Tower Records, to which I responded, "Why not?" The Parks Department decided to knock the shell down anyway, but a lawsuit stopped it.

In the United States, a library cooperative in Ohio grew into the OCLC Online Computer Library Center, a not-for-profit company with a database of millions of catalog records to which libraries can purchase access.

But when it tested such a product last year, it found that users were frustrated at having to fill in so many forms and search for bills and records to which they did not have easy access.

The answer lies in the records to which this book sent me scurrying back: in the sinuous, thrilling interplay of instruments in "Nobody's Fault But Mine"; the preposterous bombast of "Kashmir"; the magnificent idiocy of "The Immigrant Song" ("The hammer of the gods will drive our ships to new lands!"); the brutal combination of 60s freakbeat and proto-metal in "Communication Breakdown".

The recording to which Lin mouthed along on Friday was by the even younger Yang Peiyi.

He has won all 10 of his club visits to Wembley, a record to which Chelsea will cling next month.

This is not a matter of conjecture, but of documented record, to which the Guardian report has referred.

At that time the monthly MT was the leading musical journal of record, to which Stanley's multifarious interests were well attuned.

All the while, a Chinese man played a wooden flute above the traditional recording to which our neighbors were dancing with red and yellow paper fans.