Sentence examples for the documents record from inspiring English sources

But behind closed doors in a March 2007 meeting, the documents record him telling the Belgian foreign minister: "I never said the diaspora will vote.

The documents record hundreds of meetings she had with aides, lawmakers and medical and insurance professionals in preparation of the health-care initiative that crumbled in September 1994.

The documents record that while he felt this was "a very worthwhile organisation", he was "not prepared to work unpaid for six months".

On a bus deal with the then regime in Iraq, the documents record secret pay-offs totalling 8% of the contract value: "Payments authorised under strict personal supervision of JB Reardon, split: 3% director-general Baghdad public transport service; 3% Mr C cabinet office; 2% Mr S, lawyer on procurement panel".

The documents record official military matters as well as personal messages to and from members of the garrison of Vindolanda, their families, and their slaves.

As well as St Augustine's, the abbots of a number of other monasteries in the diocese of Canterbury are known to have professed obedience to Theobald, as the documents recording the events survive.

The documented record of the European explorers and settlers of the region began in Mexico in the 1530s with Spaniards who wrote about the legend of Eldorado and the Seven Golden Cities of Cíbola.

My own method is to wrap the fiction around the documented record, to let imagination lead us by touch into the rooms where history can't shine a light.

But the belief that he would have limited the American presence in Vietnam is rooted as much in the romance of "what might have been" as in the documented record.

Now, Stefan Hergarten and Thomas Kenkmann, geophysicists at the University of Freiburg in Germany, have taken the analysis further and found that the documented record is complete down to much smaller impact craters.

The Biblical scholar Paul Maier, in Pontius Pilate: A Biographical Novel (1968), attempts to take what is known from the documented record and from there construct a fictional narrative as connective material.