Sentence examples for a classic record from inspiring English sources
The $1,400 Digitizer looks a little like a classic record player, but with lasers.
Writing about Young God being a classic record label feels a little like an act of deception.
His marriage to Ms. Kutner ended in divorce, and "Grace and Danger," which Mr. Martyn made in 1980, has, like Richard and Linda Thompson's 1982 album "Shoot Out the Lights," become a classic record of a relationship's painful end.
Mr Holland sees his work as something different".Buena Vista was like a revivalist snapshot of a classic record, with a classic sound and aesthetic, but in all my records we're trying to do new things and write new songs," he says.
I have written before about Rolling Stone's approval inflation, the way that a five-star review used to be a real mark of distinction, the sign of a classic record, and how it gradually became something else, an almost cynical way of preserving the critical legitimacy of classic-rock artists.
Mr. Maazel made a classic recording of this work for Deutsche Grammophon 46 years ago.
Mr. Fr ck, a veteran of broad experience, made a classic recording of "Elijah" in 1968 and obviously knows it cold.
Decades later, in the 1930s, he made a classic recording of the set, the success of which put the suites on the path to ubiquity.
(Nearly 50 years ago, Mr. Haitink made a classic recording of the questionable Haas edition, a pastiche that restores material Bruckner deleted in his final version of the score).
For his two-volume work, Interpreting American History: Conversations with Historians, he interviewed 29 eminent historians, including Richard Hofstadter, Arthur Link, Richard B. Morris, T. Harry Williams, and C. Vann Woodward; this work remains a classic recording of the profession's best minds.
