Sentence examples for a bit of recording from inspiring English sources

Recording Since I had already done quite a bit of recording straight to my computer using the TonePort, I found that the POD X3 behaved identically.

I'd like to do a bit of recording, though.

And though you'll hear a pleasant tolling every 15 minutes that sounds like a church bell, it's just a bit of recorded neo-Bavarian stagecraft — no church, no bell.

Sometimes the band played over electronic rhythm tracks, or over sound samples Lenine has used on his studio albums: a rusty door-hinge on "A Rede," a bit of old recorded music in "Jack Soul Brasileiro".

Acquired from Ernst & Young in November 2004 for $9.8 million, the investment bank was already a bit of a shambles, recording a loss of $28 million on $17 million in revenue in the five months before the sale.

He's also got a bit of a record for being a prima donna.

She's met the family and she's actually lasted for two fights, which is a bit of a record for me.

And it sets a bit of a record.

The Wisconsin governor has a bit of a record of not staking extreme positions on health care.

"Sometimes you need a bit of luck to record victories in the Championship and he will want the goal, even though it was a fantastic strike by Romaine.

You have to be prepared for a bit of sleuthing – he recommends recording calls and keeping the cold callers on the line long enough to establish the name of the UK company they're calling from or representing.