Sentence examples for attempting to record from inspiring English sources

"Generations of bitchery and intrigue!" The novel opens with a retired and nearly blind Suzanne Ravenel, now in her 80s, attempting to record an official history of Mount St. Gabriel's.

Many people may think they get their news from television and the Web, but even today, he estimates, 85percentt of fact-based news currently originates in a newspaper attempting to record, explain and investigate.

In the beach and sea pictures of 1865 67 Monet was plainly not trying to reproduce faithfully the scene before him as examined in detail but rather attempting to record on the spot the impression that relaxed, momentary vision might receive what is seen rather than what is known, with all its vitality and movement.

But Score for a Hole in the Ground, by former Pogue Jem Finer, and Singing Ringing Buoy, by composer Craig Vear, have been shortlisted for the PRS Foundation's New Music Award, as has Terry Mann's The Bells of Paradise - a piece that is attempting to record every cathedral bell in the UK as well as the traffic and people noise that surrounds them.

They can be limited by being taken in controlled conditions, and they can also be doctored by players attempting to record the perceived best answer.

A Chinese blogger has been beaten to death by Government authorities for the crime of attempting to record a protest on his mobile phone.

Now I'd never attempt to record three songs in two days.

On Tuesday night, a freelance journalist in Seattle was doused with pepper spray when he attempted to record an arrest.

Outside a US army camp, TV reporter Adriana Cruz (Nora Dunn) attempts to record a news story.

Though Montaigne was born in 1533, Bakewell stresses his modernity; he was the first to attempt to record a "sequence of sensations as they felt from the inside".

Or perhaps it is rather that in his befuddlement, he just listens to this tape and attempts to record the same new one every night, over and over.