Sentence examples for tally records from inspiring English sources

In 1962, when Merle was twenty-five and had spent a couple of years playing at a variety of clubs in California's Central Valley, he cut two songs — "Singin' My Heart Out" and "Skid Row" — for Tally Records, a tiny Bakersfield company run by Fuzzy Owen, who today is Merle's personal manager, and Fuzzy's cousin, Lewis Talley.

This tally records gamma particle information for the detector cell into an output file to be processed later.

Online music sales reached 2.9 million tracks in the last week of 2007, more than double that of the corresponding week in 2006 and the largest one-week sales tally recorded to date in the UK, according to the Official UK Charts Co.

Regarding the tally recording, the workers were not told about the study in order to avoid bias in the productivity of individual workers who worked according to their usual capacity.

This week the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) released its annual report, tallying record-setting losses of $1 billion reported by 288,000 consumers in 2015.

The once-blockbuster Russian art sales tanked this month as four London auction houses totalled just £17.2m ($25.9m) between them – the lowest tally in records dating back to 2007, according to Bloomberg.

Following field data collection, tally sheets records are entered using the input option in PLOT.

In 2010, the average college student graduated with $25,000 in loans, the highest tally on record.

President Jacques Chirac's 19.6percentt was the lowest tally ever recorded in the Fifth Republic by a first-round winner.

The National Weather Service said that 9.92in of rain fell at George Bush intercontinental airport, the second highest one-day tally on record.

The next year, also for Tally, Merle recorded "Sing a Sad Song," written by the late Wynn Stewart, a country artist whose hard-edged, loud, harsher-than-Nashville music was known as the California, or Bakers-field, sound.