Sentence examples for a record can be from inspiring English sources

In this information age, such a record can be devastating to career opportunities.

"I love the idea that a record can be a time capsule," he said.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest I imagine taking four years to make a record can be a slightly dull experience, although it's a shame that their teaser-y comeback video only serves to reflects that.

The line from his song, "Loser," which has become popular is "I'm a loser, baby, so why don't you kill me?" Beck is twenty-three, is from Los Angeles (most recently), has a last name (Hansen) that he doesn't use and has an album ("Mellow Gold") that, after being out only a month or so, is about as big as a record can be while remaining marginal enough to be alternative.

It's kind of sad because a two-hour film, or two hours spent with a book or a record, can be spectacularly engaging and enriching.

The first recorded "foot of the fine" is endorsed with the statement "This is the first chirograph that was made in the king's court in the form of three chirographs, according to the command of his lordship of Canterbury and other barons of the king, to the end that by this form a record can be made to be passed on to the treasurer to put in the treasury".

A recording can be played back and the mistakes erased.

A recording can be sad simply for the brute facts of its chronology: Tóibín notes that Bishop, at the time of the reading, had recently buried her friend Robert Lowell, and was depressed and drinking.

It's about as sparse as a recording can be: just Ms. Wagner singing and picking her acoustic guitar, though a few organ notes may be lurking in the background of a song called "Red".

A recording can be in the form of an audio file or a real-time sequenced MIDI file.

Having a criminal record can be a bar to acquiring a club but if you made your money in a place where the law was flexible and the courts accommodating, such inconvenient details can be scrubbed from your record.