Sentence examples for word transcript from inspiring English sources

There were a total of 384 teaching moments identified in the 19 colonoscopies and 14 gastroscopies making up the 53-page, 12000 word transcript.

In the Health and Regeneration group, for example, Phase One discussion was seen as 'lively' and even 'heated' in some topic areas and generated a 7,000 word transcript overall (transcripts of the discussion could be copied from the commissioning group website).

It has to be remarked that not only word by word transcripts of a song are collected, but that there are inconsistent conventions used among the databases.

(I swear that is a word-for-word transcript).

The Times published a 70-word transcript of the conversation in Thursday's paper.

What Altgeld had read in the two-million-word transcript of the trial enraged him, and his pardoning statement is strong and fine-edged.

Having ploughed through the 13,000-word transcript and then watched the interview, I can say first that his performance was better on television than it read in print.

In response to the accusation from Fars, which the Persian-speaking Ms. Amanpour dismissed as "ridiculous," CNN posted raw footage of the entire interview online, and Mr. Rouhani's office published a word-for-word transcript of what he said in Persian on a government Web site.

Each has at least the flavor of whatever the word-for-word transcript will say, but I may miss nuances of phrasing.

They were reading lines from the Spanish translation of the LAPD play "Agents & Assets," a word-for-word transcript of a 1998 hearing from the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence; the committee discusses allegations by investigative reporter Gary Webb implicating the CIA in the crack epidemic of the eighties.

If you do record the meeting, make sure everyone present consents and do not give in to the temptation to create a word-for-word transcript.