Sentence examples for a joint recording from inspiring English sources

Graham had already brought his jazz and Arabic rhythms to a joint recording project with the folk singer Shirley Collins, and Jansch was by then greatly influenced by the young singer Anne Briggs.

He struck 16 sixes – a joint record – and 10 fours.

Ultra recently started a joint record label with Wynn's clubs that will make compilation albums and push the music to hotel guests.

Surely the 10-times grand-slam champion, who is aiming for a joint record fifth consecutive Wimbledon title, sends an adviser to liaise with his kit manufacturers, Nike? "No," said Leo Sandinofthelor of the company, "Roger originally came to us personally and said he wanted to do something that kept up with Wimbledon tradition but was also unique.

After that the goals slightly dried up (Brazil v Germany aside) but we still saw a joint record 171 for a tournament - level with 1998.

Veteran England marksman Mick Gault bowed out of Glasgow 2014 as a joint record holder after failing to add a final medal in the 50m air pistol.

Egyptian outfit Al-Ahly, the African representatives, have participated three times before, a joint record, and made it to the semi-finals in 2006.

There have already been four shootouts in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, a joint record along with Italia 1990 and Germany 2006.

The ONS said the employment rate, or level of people in work, for those aged between 16 and 64 was 73.2% for the three months to December - a joint record high.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest players in history, Ponting won the World Cup three times - twice as captain - and led Australia to a joint record 16 successive Test wins.

The result does little to drastically improve either side's position at the bottom end of the Premier League table, with QPR still rock-bottom having claimed a joint record worst haul of five points from 14 games, while Sunderland are still only two points above the relegation zone.