verbatim

VERBATIM, as we know, is about language.

VERBATIM, too, has had its ups and downs.

Words are fun if we keep our tempers-and as long as we have VERBATIM.

I enjoy VERBATIM so much and thank you; but I really miss the Paring Pairs game.

Dr. Gilson has set up VERBATIM as part of Word, Inc., which has applied for nonprofit status.

He wanted you to have a verbatim record of the meeting.

The others in the group would expect a verbatim report.

You can write to the services to correct the verbatim report.

The scene was later included in the film almost verbatim.

This can be checked from the verbatim report of the sitting.

I would like to amend what is in the verbatim report.

The second part is an almost verbatim re-enactment of the first.

She doubted anyone could write fast enough to make a verbatim record.

Many government agencies will record verbatim minutes for all council meetings.

He said, "I was not trying to give you a verbatim rendition of anything."

But in the verbatim report there is no mention of how I was interrupted.

I can offer approximations of these words but no verbatim.

"Well, it's true," he said, according to the verbatim minutes of the meeting.

I didn't actually say that verbatim and not for public consumption.

Many viewers recalled verbatim stories they had not read in decades.

That is what it says in the verbatim report.

"Would you like verbatim translations of all instances where the word is used?"

All of his reports, in both summary and verbatim form, are published online.

I don't think it's possible for one of them to repeat other than verbatim.

This was not designed to provide a verbatim transcript of commentary.

I would like the verbatim report to include the words: "The President cut him off".

Unfortunately the two verbatim reports of what was said slightly disagreed with each other.

When the verbatim broadcasts started, they attracted a wide audience.

He gave the contact man full details, with a verbatim report of Barry's dying words.

Not a lie, but a creation of what the author believed to be more true than verbatim records.