Sentence examples for records virtually from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levin listened to records virtually every minute of his waking day and decided which records Goody's would stock.

One fact is clear from police and court records: virtually no effort was made by detectives working under Mr. Race's supervision or prosecutors from Mr. Hynes's office to corroborate Mr. Garner's claims, despite two florid warning signs.

The bit of the Patriot Act that Paul objected to most vociferously was Section 215, which gives the government the power to seize Americans' "business records," including their phone records, virtually at will, without seeking a warrant.

It records virtually all (98 99%) births in Sweden and the quality of the data was investigated and considered satisfactory [ 10].

13 28 31 The prospective design of the study, with record linkage to NHS hospital admissions and cancer and death records, virtually complete follow-up, and objective recording both of operations and of venous thromboembolism, should provide reliable estimates of risk.

Coming Home was recorded virtually live in a studio thrown together for the purpose.

The newest DVRs let users record virtually every show they'd ever have time to watch, and more.

But he says he used a cellphone camera to record virtually every step of his journey, and will soon go public with the pictures and his commentary.

In the last several days, President Obama's political allies have made a series of attacks on Mr. Romney's character and record, virtually ignoring the other Republican candidates and the continuing primary campaign.

They recorded virtually everything they released here, but there are only two photographs of them, plus a rare post-Beatles shot of Paul McCartney with a loaded tray from the studio canteen.

During the next 10 years, Mr. Kagarise rarely missed a show in the Washington-Baltimore area and recorded virtually every nationally known country and bluegrass performer of the time, many in their prime.