Records in a sentence

This month, the Gulf of Mexico is obliterating records for Ocean Heat content, according to records by Dr. McNoldy.

He reminded me of the greatest producer of jazz records in history and that was Mr. John Hammond of Columbia Records.

Now, Lindsay awaits the decision from Guinness Book of World Records to see if her trek has made it into the records.

The province later reversed course on keeping the records from the ombud, and eventually released some records to CBC.

He released the Number 32-ranked album “Ready to Die” in 1994 on the Bad Boy Records and Arista Records labels.

Although the DNR has found records back to 1950 for Gull Lake, records go all the way back to 1855 for Lake Minnetonka.

Marchi also provided victims with falsified records, including trading records, performance reports, and K-1s.

Stenehjem’s ruling supported the state’s invocation of a public records exemption for disease control records.

Unsurprisingly Calum also broke the clubs records for both events and also set new club records for the 200m Front Crawl.

And then a bunch of my friends in other bands just kept putting out records and we kept putting out records.

The album was the last one that was under Big Machine Records before she recorded her album in 2019 under Republic Records.

Kalven also fought for the release of the records, and said court after court has ruled the records are public information.

Labor Department: Bartow sets two employment records as region records strong December, calendar year.

Clark County coroner’s office is heavily redacting public records despite losing a long legal battle to make the records private.

Waxwork Records details the release, "Waxwork Records is thrilled to release Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Joseph LoDuca!

After three albums with Island Records, they switched to Elektra Records, releasing True Democracy (1982) and Earth Crisis (1984).

Epic houses records for more than 280 million individuals in the U.S., though patients often have records across multiple vendors.

It's also reasonable to expect that some of the records are duplicated, so there may not necessarily be 26 billion unique records.

GL: Well, the chain was King Karol Records and two of the King Karol Records, there were like 10 of them, had the video store in it.

He reiterates that his biggest records in America are records where he spoke in his local dialect.