Sentence examples for virtually recorded from inspiring English sources

In surrender to age and the Internet, he recently closed his store, Loomis Camera, whose oversize mock camera above the door has virtually recorded life in this small Ohio city since forever.

Maps Map aficionados like me will be tempted by the Austrian government's meticulous 1 50,000 series, which covers the Neusiedler See in four sheets, virtually recording every path, reedbed and ditch.

But soon, the authors of the study point out, it will be technologically possible for an average person to obtain access to virtually all recorded information.

Virtually, all recorded populations of wild rabbits in the part of South Australia considered here are within 25 km of other known populations (Fig. 3).

The time of initiation or discontinuation of the prescription was virtually never recorded on the handwritten charts, and discontinued prescriptions were frequently unsigned.

Basal Silurian strata virtually everywhere record a rapid rise in the level of the sea, which reflooded vast continental platforms.

As Virginia Woolf once observed, "To write down one's impression of 'Hamlet' as one reads it year after year, would be virtually to record one's own autobiography...."....

Coming Home was recorded virtually live in a studio thrown together for the purpose.

Mr. Finegan heavily arranged Miller's first big hit, "Little Brown Jug," and virtually everything he recorded in 1938 and 1939.

They recorded virtually everything they released here, but there are only two photographs of them, plus a rare post-Beatles shot of Paul McCartney with a loaded tray from the studio canteen.

During the next 10 years, Mr. Kagarise rarely missed a show in the Washington-Baltimore area and recorded virtually every nationally known country and bluegrass performer of the time, many in their prime.