Sentence examples for to transcripts from inspiring English sources
noun
Something which has been transcribed; a writing or composition consisting of the same words as the original; a written copy.
The site includes links to transcripts of Congressional hearings about airport security, bioterrorism andcyberterrorism.
According to transcripts of the Italian telephone wiretaps, the two men actually struck a deal.
Mr. Maas had access to transcripts of closed sessions of the commission.
Those hourlong interviews would be available to everyone via Web stream and links to transcripts.
According to transcripts of the conversations obtained by prosecutors, J.M. recounted a number of encounters.
Those athletes had a grade point average of 2.57 in their other classes, according to transcripts reviewed by the newspaper.
"I'm trying to keep them out," he said, according to transcripts of the call published in the Israeli press.
The judge himself repeatedly urged Mr. Smith to consider the plea offers, according to transcripts of court proceedings.
Tom Rooney, of Florida, pressed Mike Rogers on how many people had access to transcripts of Flynn's phone calls with Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
According to transcripts of a police interrogation, Spector initially apologised for accidentally shooting Clarkson but later said she had committed suicide.
The three teenagers who made the consistent denials, according to transcripts of parole hearings, were Raymond Santana, Yusef Salaam and Kevin Richardson.
