Sentence examples for wish to document from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gorton described for us how her class uses Twitter: Students have been working on authentic writing using technology; we have a class Twitter account where the class daily historian uses 140 characters and a picture, if they wish, to document our story so that parents can follow along to see what their children are up to in class.

Even so he says that getting the necessary filming permits to gain access to the restricted areas they wish to document has taken the most effort.

He tells us what's expected of visitors invited to the Abode of Dawn, specifically those who wish to document their experience.

Patients may also wish to document specific treatment preferences for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and prolongation of life.

If there is a pattern of being nasty, you might wish to document what the other person is saying.

Wenders says, We feel obliged to fulfill her wish to document her art in the best possible way and to make it available to audiences worldwide.

Those wishing to document their own experiences may do so at an on-site audio recording station.

Given current developments in anabolic therapy for bone, we wished to document the effects of the only currently available anabolic therapy, parathyroid hormone (PTH) peptides, on the peripheral skeleton of postmenopausal women.

First he locates a community he wishes to document and travels to their region.

In doing so he wished to document the "optimism" of early PC design, by "searching out tiny oases of primaries and secondaries in an otherwise bland desert of off-white plastic".

There are two principal types of brackets used to set off IPA transcriptions: *[square brackets] are used with phonetic notations, possibly including details of the pronunciation that may not be used for distinguishing words in the language being transcribed, but which the author nonetheless wishes to document.