Sentence examples for some time to record from inspiring English sources

A variety of different gadgets have been available for some time to record specific vital signs and performance.

Schools and colleges have been obliged for some time to record where pupils go after they leave: college, university or the jobcentre.

Paolo Franzini of Rome University, KLOE's spokesperson, says it will take some time to record enough events to get a good fix on CP violation.

In between gigs he's made some studio time to record with Dragonette's Martina Sorbara, who Garrix first heard on Don Diablo's 2010 single "Animale," and perhaps of more interest to his throngs of teen fans, Ed Sheeran. .

I used to volunteer my time to record some of my stories (at home, with a personal cassette recorder) for the blind and dyslexic, because recorded books were such a rarity.

It's time to record some new tunes, both for ourselves and for our girls.

It's the best time to record.

It took a long time to record.

Agree upon a time to record.

It has been possible for some time now to record neurons over periods of days or weeks in several species [28].

"Russ would want to take some time to establish a record before trying to move up to the Senate, but Robin would definitely think about running for governor, probably sooner rather than later," said Rick Althaus, a professor of political science at the University of Missouri in Columbia.