Sentence examples for which would be recorded from inspiring English sources

In pre-philosophic Greece men strove for immortality by means of the great deed which would be recorded by poets.

But all that he had been determined not to tell the detectives that day, suddenly he would tell in a rush of words that his mother could not prevent, and which would be recorded on tape and could not be unsaid.

Impacts to the structure would produce light which would be recorded and analyzed to determine the location[14].

In particular, the definitions of injury severity differ among countries, so that a casualty which would be recorded in one country might not be recorded in another country.

Filming continued at Ealing until 30 May 1973 before production moved to BBC Television Centre for the remaining scenes, mostly those set inside the moonbase, which would be recorded on videotape beginning on 18 June 1973.

The group members wrote around 40 new compositions in Rishikesh, 26 of which would be recorded in very rough form at Kinfauns, Harrison's home in Esher, in May 1968.

Participants who do not answer or are not at home when telephoned, would be called on a maximum of 5 occasions, after which they would be recorded as non-contactable.

It may be that their alertness, concentration, and decision thresholds were affected by the knowledge that this study was a controlled laboratory experiment in which their decisions would be recorded and used in a study, and that the balance between cancer and normal cases was artificial.

Which interactions, for example, would be recorded?

I didn't realise the call would be recorded, which is why if you log on to hollywood-elsewhere.com/2009/01/in_the_loop.php you will hear a man talking about In the Loop while trying on a pair of trousers.

What was notable about this program was the trading of emissions allowances, which would be issued, recorded and monitored by the EPA.