Sentence examples for becoming a record from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sterne never anticipated becoming a record producer.

Another green light in what was becoming a record breaking run of them.

In place of the vague, dark magic of the Devil in Ramuz's version, Mr. Blechman's Devil proposes that Vertov get rich by becoming a record industry mogul.

Though she never would have anticipated becoming a record executive when she was an adolescent pianist practicing for five and six hours a day, Ms. Sterne now sees her Nonesuch work as a logical outgrowth of her artistry and idealism.

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As well as becoming a record chart hit in 1948, it inspired B.B. King and others to take up the electric guitar.

For a local music shopper with a memory of even just a few years, the East Village and the Lower East Side are quickly becoming a record-store graveyard.

8 P.M. (ABC Family) A CINDERELLA STORY: ONCE UPON A SONG (2011) Katie Lucy Halee) dreams of becoming a recording artist but is thwarted time and again by her cruel stepmother (Missi Pyle) and wicked stepsister (Megan Park).

He dreamed of becoming a recording engineer, said his childhood friend and bandmate Edward Perez, and it seemed that Mr. Malahi had finally reconciled those roles in his job as an audio-visual engineer at the Marriott Hotel.

"You don't want to do it," he added, "but sometimes you have to do things to survive.' Mr. Aiken said renewed religious faith had given him hope of going to college and becoming a recording engineer.

In one scene, Meera's father forbids her to perform a traditional Hindu ceremony that calls for a wife to kiss her husband's feet, bribing her with the promise of money so the couple can move to Bombay, where Dev can follow his misbegotten dream of becoming a recording star.