Sentence examples for records was probably from inspiring English sources
(Padding the story with handwritten commentary on his favorite hip-hop records was probably a bad idea).
But they were not thinking about the effect of individual earthquakes, and his discovery of the 1945 quake in the records "was probably a moment I'll never forget," he said.
Two days after a judge ruled that the National Security Agency's bulk collection of Americans' telephone records was probably unconstitutional, the Obama administration on Wednesday released a report in which a presidential task force called for an end to the program.
Using our own experience as a guide, I would venture that Wilco's post-Nonesuch records are probably selling fewer copies than they did before.
Dismal records are probably never reported, and funds that were good but have since fallen on bad times are less inclined to share the news.
Some drugs can dramatically improve the performance of weightlifters, sprinters and cyclists, and many current world records were probably achieved with the help of man-made chemicals.
Compared with the latter study in which data were collected by hand-written prospective recording of visits we assume that our data collection from the electronic medical records is probably more accurate.
Women aged under 12 and over 51 years were excluded from this study as the records were probably erroneous and including them would have biased the mean age at the first cardiovascular event.
(Ironically, the modern Presidential candidate with the most distinguished war record was probably George McGovern, whose political career was defined by opposition to war).
For quantity the record was probably set by Baedeker's "Switzerland" (27th edition 1928), with 81 maps, 30 plans and 15 Alpine panoramas.
Although the Rangers' record was probably not affected if Rodriguez did what Roberts asserts in "A-Rod: The Many Lives of Alex Rodriguez," that doesn't mean the supposed tipping was a victimless crime.
