Sentence examples for records will have from inspiring English sources
Losing records will have that effect on a team's following.
Students with modest academic records will have to attend a preparatory foundation year first, according to The Belfast Telegraph.
In any event, clients with well-organized records will have to pay less to their accountants than do people with disorganized records and missing papers.
The Met Office also expects 2016 to set a new record, meaning the global temperature records will have been broken for three years running.
Companies that can demonstrate high-availability track records will have bigger parts of this market.
It is therefore unknown whether using structured templates for capturing experiment records will have positive or negative effects on the quality and usefulness of the records for assessment and future use.
"You know that every new record will have a couple of undeniable songs on it".
Sonic Youth fans know to expect that each record will have a jarring composition sung by Ms. Gordon.
Its sterling record will have to survive appeals of the convictions, the most important being Mr. Rajaratnam's challenge to wiretapped evidence.
The UK Met Office also expects 2016 to set a new record, meaning the global temperature record will have been broken for three years in a row.
The MEPs' voting record will have been a boost to Google which regards many initiatives emanating from the EU as a major risk to its business.
