Sentence examples for a recording could be from inspiring English sources

He explained that hearing a recording could be more disturbing than seeing an image because it requires more imagination.

"Any noise or cough and a recording could be gone.

Simultaneously, situations where there is a reasonable expectation that a recording could be made are excluded from the statute.

We also found a recording could be re-established by applying very gentle positive pressure while moving away from the cell membrane and then targeting a different region of the soma and following the steps for establishing a recording.

With King's facilities a record could be cut in the morning and acetates placed in D.J.s' hands that night.

"It's great news for record shops that the sales of vinyl are increasing – because it often comes with people wanting the physical experience of buying from a shop," he said, adding that purchasers were less likely to buy online because of fears that a record could be damaged in delivery.

He said: "Polly's approach to songwriting and making films is very much like that of a visual artist and we got talking about how the process of making a record could be displayed rather like an exhibition and what that might feel like".

As shown in Fig. 1, the input data as a record could be several blocks randomly scattered among nodes.

As the Soviet empire crumbled the Communist Party leader, Milos Jakes, in a leaked recording, could be heard complaining to his comrades (in ludicrously ungrammatical Czech) that the country was "the last pole in the fence".

But a livestream is in fact the purest form of an unfiltered presentation of the meeting, and even an official recording could be spliced and diced after the fact.

But he stayed abreast of the opera world, and, friends recalled yesterday, whenever one phoned him, an opera recording could be heard blasting in the background.