Sentence examples for who will record from inspiring English sources

And although Certs is unlikely to be present, another advertiser, Eastman Kodak, will supply small video cameras to "roving reporters" who will record portions of the conference.

The policy also requires the DAC to designate a chief privacy officer for the facility, who will record and report the uses of the surveillance equipment on a regular basis to the privacy committee and the city council.

It's a stretch to feel cheerful at all about the Fiverr marketplace, perusing the thousands of listings of people who will record any song, make any happy-birthday video, or design any book cover for five dollars.

So, yeah, grandparents dancing like nobody is watching (except the person who will record it and post it to YouTube with the title "These Adorable Grandparents Will Warm Your Heart" ) and boom!

Incoming calls to the Helpline are answered by the Intake Worker who will record some initial information and conduct an initial risk assessment (Fig.  1).

Physical activity will be quantified using a pedometer supplied to the participants who will record their daily steps taken in a log book provided.

Bad trip: next to English Passengers, read Robert Edric's Elysium (1995): the last Tasmanian Aborigine awaits the arrival of the English scientist who'll record his life story.

It really hit home for Drew when he heard the story of a panicked father who'd recorded the first years of his child's life on his phone.

As each infant's code is entered, he/she will be allocated the next consecutive envelope, which will be opened by the non-study personnel who will read and record the treatment allocation from the paper inside the envelope.

As each pair is entered, they will be allocated the next consecutive envelope, which will be opened by the non-study personnel who will read and record the treatment allocation from the paper inside the envelope.

And, yet, for all the euphoria surrounding his predecessor's visits – and for all that predecessor's personal involvement in the peace process – it was Bush, not Clinton, who, history will record, first welcomed to the White House (in December 2007) a serving DUP first minister and his Sinn Féin deputy.