Sentence examples for records will take from inspiring English sources

"These records will take some time to build up.

The next stage, vetting for criminal records, will take, outrageously, two more years, thanks to the legendarily incompetent office responsible.

"Unfortunately obtaining full and accurate records will take some time as I am dependent upon third parties for some of that information.

A memorial service for Ahmet Ertegun, the co-founder of Atlantic Records, will take place today at 1 p.m. at the John L. Tishman Auditorium at the New School, 66 West 12th Street, between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, Greenwich Village.

The office of Senator Stephen Parry, president of the Senate, told Guardian Australia: "As there is a considerable volume of material that could be of a sensitive nature, the task of reviewing, advising and determining appropriate arrangements for access to the records will take some time.

"I just want to keep taking wickets to put us into match-winning positions and hopefully the records will take care of themselves".

The Penguins, owners of a league-worst 11-36-5-3 record, will twoe two losing streaks into the All-Star Game break.

On 11 February, a gang of jamming musicians will revisit all 14 songs on Please Please Me, with the results airing on BBC Radio 2. Recording will take place at Abbey Road, the same studios where the Beatles worked in 1963.

In some cases, Ms. Bitton said, a couple with a bankruptcy or a foreclosure on their record will take out a subprime mortgage because it is the only option.

Rather than asking irrelevant folks to read tea leaves for you, why not stand up and ask: "May I take you on a proper date?" (Which, for the record, will take place at a dimly lighted restaurant with a nice bottle of wine — and no professional peers milling around with name tags stuck to their chests).

But the record will take a back seat.