Sentence examples for be recorded by some from inspiring English sources

But every sale of a new home has to be recorded by some local government, doesn't it?

Now he is back with Go-Kart Mozart, and a roster of perfectly formed pop songs that he hopes will be recorded by some of the biggest stars of the day.

Animal activists point out that the pharmaceutical industry has already made considerable cutbacks in numbers of animals used in tests - with drops of 70percentnt being recorded by some companies - thanks to cell culture techniques.

Oddly, however, given Heggie's growing reputation as a writer for the voice - his more than 50 published songs have been recorded by some of the most lustrous names in the singing world - the one nagging uncertainty concerned his handling of the vocal line.

It was found that higher degree of cellulose and hemicelluloses loss was recorded by some isolates but degree of lignin loss was comparatively low.

Soon his songs were being recorded by some of the biggest stars of the time - Hello Mary Lou was released by Rick Nelson, Roy Orbison recorded Today's Teardrops as the B-side to his million-selling single, Blue Angel, and Rubber Ball became a worldwide hit for US artist Bobby Vee and UK artist Marty Wilde.

It was recorded by some that Unur had bribed the leaders to move to a less defensible position, and that Unur had promised to break off his alliance with Nur ad-Din if the crusaders went home.

The closure of that basin may be recorded by southeast-directed thrust faulting in some of the same deposits.

Originally, every shot was recorded by hand by some unsung heroes of the NBA.

All these songs have one thing in common: They were recorded by Frank Sinatra at some point (in some cases, several points) in his career.

As a part of the self assessment process of the HEEPF, some problems and weaknesses were recorded by the management team [ 22]; some examples are as follows: The lack of quantitative studies of needs assessment in most of the participating faculties, before the commencement of the projects, has deprived the selection process of an important determinant criterion.