Sentence examples similar to a kind record from inspiring English sources

"Who do you want me to kill first?" the hype man shouted, and the crowd screamed for Poison Dart, so Mighty Crown played a dubplate -- a specially commissioned one-of-a-kind record -- by Wyclef Jean, who sang, "Someone please call the national guard/ Tell them Poison Dart got murdered".

Lyricist Lauren Gundrum and songwriter Joel Esher have woven the tale of Shkreli purchasing the Wu Tang Clan's one-of-a-kind record Once Upon a Time in Shaolin for $2 million into a series of musical numbers.

It's an age-old problem: visitors want the fastest, tallest, newest first-of-a-kind record-setters but parks know the smaller off-the-shelf rides help make a trip to the park feel more complete.

Despite it being a warm, kind record it's got real drive; listen in the car and you start accelerating.

But the backward logic of taking it as a kind of record guide appeals to me still.

"Chrome Dreams represents a kind of record that I like to make where there's a lot of different kinds of music," he says.

McDonough's project, it seems to me, is a kind of record of his life as a walker in cities; his pictures are a map of experience, of his consciousness.

This impression, actually consisting of patterns in a property of the atoms called their spin, was a kind of record of the light's passing and was enough to allow the experimenters to revive or reconstitute the original beam.

But no approach gives such detailed images of single molecules as non-contact atomic force microscopy, in which a single, even tinier molecule of carbon monoxide is used as a kind of record needle to probe the grooves of molecules with unprecedented resolution.

In interviews, lead author Seth Shipman suggests that it's a proof of concept exercise meant to model a future in which cells record a kind of living record of their own existences.

But Mr. Scheuer's greatest role in television was not as a participant but as a kind of recording secretary.