Sentence examples for that records without from inspiring English sources

Davis Guggenheim, the film's director, takes an unvarnished approach that records without dramatic flourish the frustrations and rewards of teaching.

Reviewing the film in The New York Times, Julie Salamon wrote that Mr. Guggenheim "takes an unvarnished approach that records without dramatic flourish the frustrations and rewards of teaching".

Not to worry, top-ranked Connecticut kept rolling toward that record without stellar performances from its top two scorers.

Where would I be today if anyone could have recorded "Hound Dog," and anyone else could have copied that recording, without paying Jerry Leiber and me?

Leicester will try to end that record without Islam Slimani, their club-record signing, who is still struggling with a groin injury, meaning Shinji Okazaki is likely to retain his place up front and play just behind Jamie Vardy, who has gone 11 games for club and country without scoring.

The enhancement factor was determined as ratio of the peak current recorded at different accumulation times to that recorded without a preconcentration scheme, and the maximum value of about 4 was reached for AgCNF and about 2 for AgZCNF at the accumulation time of 20 min. At longer accumulation times, no higher current response was obtained (the results are not shown here).

The monitoring system used in this study is an in-bed system that records mobility and micro-activity without any body contact.

In some contexts, including Tanzania, these registers are used alongside the standard suite of MCH registers (e.g. general pregnancy register that records patient names without HIV test results).

Identifying women with learning disabilities by Read codes meant that records could be identified without having to trawl through thousands of others.

They were such a great group, and that record sank without a trace.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution noted that "recording audio without consent is legal in Tennessee". The complaint also contends the supervisor waxed nostalgic for segregation and told the two to "think like a white man" and called them "monkeys". The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is mediating with the warehouse owner to hammer out a possible settlement, WREG reports.