Sentence examples for For today's record from inspiring English sources

In a pinched time for CD sales — and also, crucially for an importer, the dollar — the physical operation is a metaphor for today's record business.

Some commentators blame recent legislation -- the stimulus bill and the financial rescues -- for today's record deficits.

In the 1950's Mr. Aberbach and his brother Joachim Jean pioneered a method for recruiting musicians and publishing their works, laying the groundwork for today's recording industry.

But others, such as Scroobius Pip and Suggs made their way to the Dean Street Studios for today's recording and as Brit-award winning producer Paul Epworth, who has worked with Florence and the Machine and Friendly Fires, brought the 273 seconds of recording to an end, the studio burst into applause and whooping.

They don't want to settle for last year's record, last year's team.

In fact, it could be years before the market makes up fully for 2001's record fall of 32% in chip sales.

Indeed, Professor Flannery's Climate Commission blamed "a climate on steroids" for last summer's record-breaking heatwaves, and warned of "really frightening" temperatures to come.

At the beginning of the year (now!), go through and purge last year's utility bills, bank statements and school papers so that you have room for this year's records.

And did you remember to book the band for tomorrow's recording?

Soybeans climbed on signs of robust overseas demand for oilseed from this year's record United States crop.

But for the rest of this year's record crop of investors, 2000 could be a year in which something ventured is nothing gained.