Sentence examples for without any recording from inspiring English sources

I was allowed into its headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland, for an overview of its work - but without any recording devices.

Although he briefly figured in early newspaper accounts of British computers, and spoke on BBC radio twice - unfortunately, without any recording being kept - he never put himself forward as the person who had conceived of the universal machine in 1936, and shown how to make it practical 10 years later.

The three olpai discussed in her letter had been acquired years earlier by Jiri Frel, without any records.

"If this had happened seven years earlier, when I was a guy without any record, I probably would have been abandoned by everybody.

He showed up without any records of his prior education, and school officials were unable to trace the boy's origins.

They said it was possible for people to be transferred from one base to another without any record of instances of sexual harassment to be noted.

If a song isn't finished until the words and music are put together, then the 2,400 lyrics Mr. Guthrie left behind without any recorded or written music are half-songs waiting to be completed.

One of the practices bothering British agriculture ministry officials trying to control FMD is the extent to which sheep are traded privately for cash without any records being kept.

The baleen, hump, back-fin, and teeth; these are things whose peculiarities are indiscriminately dispersed among all sorts of whales, without any record to what may be the nature of their structure in other and more essential particulars.

But how could these barons, themselves feudal lords with rights and powers affirmed and controlled by the charter, have come up with such a document without any records of debate or chronicles of their own extraordinary virtue?

Since then he has started to campaign against "illegal" faith schools, which operate without a licence and often have poor standards, and written to the education secretary about the number of "missing children" who leave schools each year without any record of their whereabouts.