Sentence examples for unknown records from inspiring English sources

Diving through bins of unknown records gives me the thrill of the hunt – and I mostly subscribe to the principle that all hunting is to be done in person.

"Designed for customers who are bored with their same-old, same-old data, the Data Randomizer injects spontaneity and hilarity into data management tasks by randomly changing unknown fields in unknown records".

An FBI teletype sent on June 20 explains that Wolfe "used fraudulent identification to enter the United States Courthouse in Washington DC and Xerox unknown records contained in that Courthouse".

Separately, the family is also suing so that Capufe could pay Jorge Parral's last paycheck, after they discovered that the agency had discounted his salary for the remainder of the month of April 2010 while his whereabouts were still unknown, records show.

When it happens — when you find the heretofore unknown recording by a major composer, in a cardboard box on the Upper West Side, a rejoinder to all those loved ones who consider your collecting a little, shall we say, impractical — you float to Hawaii on a chocolate sunbeam, right?

The discovery and release of a previously unknown recording by the saxophonist John Coltrane, who died at the age of forty in 1967, is cause for rejoicing — and I'm rejoicing in "Offering: Live at Temple University," the release of a tape, made for the school's radio station, of a concert that Coltrane and his band gave on November 11 , 1966 a mere nine months before his death.

In this paper, the term 'under-recording' refers to the level of record completeness relative to the "true" but unknown record.

We only included patients without missing or unknown record of race/ethnicity and aged 18 years or over during the study period.

But the frequency in many countries in Africa and south-east Asia is unknown because records are poor.

Despite the obvious quality of her lilting, folky songwriting, Williams was a virtual unknown, releasing records on her own label Caw and barely scraping together the £200 entrance fee.

We spoke to the director about why the worst kind of music in the world is bad Christmas music, the thrill of discovering unknown xmas records and why he remains so loyal to vinyl. .