Sentence examples for records with its from inspiring English sources

It's not breaking any records with its specs, but it looks like a solid camera from the company that makes all the other guys' sensors.

The movie about a genetically-altered animal who terrorizes a dinosaur theme park managed to break box office records with its opening (joining it's franchise brethren, as all the Jurassic Park movies have made major money at the box office regardless of critical opinion) by heavily reminding audiences how much they like to see dinosaurs at the movies.

A lawyer for Christine O'Donnell, who lost a Senate race in Delaware, has told federal regulators that the campaign could not afford professionals to oversee its early spending and that it is trying to reconcile bank records with its spending reports.

There's certainly an air of the sepulchral on debut single Holland (on paradYse Records) with its refrain: "Into dust we will all return," but it's a timeless and eerily comforting kind of meditation, on faith, loss and redemption, much like abolition-era hymnals – haunting and healing in equal measures.

His songs, and his approach to music making and recording, is so fascinating to me and this book brings more to the experience of listening to his records with its rich detail about who did what and how it all happened, something that is often deliberately missing from Oldham's record sleeves.

Guardtime has grown into "the world's largest blockchain company by revenue, headcount, and actual customer deployments". In 2016 the company reached an incredible milestone as it secured all of Estonia's 1 million health records with its technology.

It can record with its built in microphone, an external or a line-in!

If St. Anthony (29-0) defeaTrentonton Catholic on Saturday in the Non-Public B final in Toms River, it will set a national record with its 25th state title.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo has recorded with its fellow South Africans, too, and perhaps it's no surprise that those pairings can be magnificent.

It was the album that redefined the breakup record with its sparse, desolate songs and unleashed a hundred cabin-folk falsetto imitators in its wake.

It's a good story, even though the historical record, with its dreary insistence on facts, says otherwise.