Sentence examples for rich record from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron sounds amenable; Mr Clegg is committed.In fact, Labour has a rich record of constitutional reform.

Despite the lack of much glacial activity during the early Holocene, Alaska contains a rich record of late Holocene glacial response to Neoglacial cooling.

The rich record of land plants may be related to the fact that the Old Red Sandstone represents the first widespread record of continental conditions.

He does this on 'The Wolves (Act I and II)' - just one of the high points of this short, but very full and emotionally rich record.

He left a clear track of enmities, and Novak unfolds a rich record of the attacks and lampoons that he inspired.

"Mahfouz's work is our roots, his novels are a rich record of Egyptian history," said Ibrahim Aslan, a writer and critic.

In the early years of the century, Cuba had a rich recording history: Zon-o-phone, Victor, Edison and Columbia had made 500 recordings in Cuba by 1905, Mr. Díaz Ayala estimated.

Drawing on the rich records of the Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty, Broder assesses the intentions and consequences of reform efforts devoted to women and children at the turn of the century.

But their partnership, with its rich recorded legacy, remains the pivotal one of modern flamenco.De Lucía's first big hit was "Entre dos aguas" ("Between two waters"), a rumba that starts his 1973 album.

The boxer Floyd Mayweather has had a pair of eyeglasses rimmed in diamonds and recently took a page from the Elvis playbook by getting matching medallions, based on his No. 1 Philthy Rich Records logo, for the guys in his crew.

That marvelous Borges story, which plays with the idea of the universe's functioning as a vast library, is fed into a rich recorded and spoken stew of text.