Sentence examples for begun to record from inspiring English sources

Herders from different regions have begun to record and share their innovations too.

In a further bid for broader recognition, Mr. Zander has begun to record Beethoven and Mahler symphonies with the Philharmonia Orchestra of London for Telarc.

The national crime records bureau has begun to record attacks but the data is not comprehensive; it estimates that there are up to 1,000 attacks a year.

Inedits 84-85 (Celluloid/Stern's) Wonderful collection from one of N'Dour's most creative periods: when he had just begun to record in Paris and the music hung in a dynamic suspension between funk, jazz and frenetic Senegalese polyrhythm.

In 1982 Mr. Marshall talked to ECM, a German jazz label that had begun to record contemporary classical works, about recording some of his works, including "Fog Tropes," a sonorous meditation for brass sextet and recorded foghorns.

[C4.] CBS Moves Closer to Revamped Evening News Seven months after Leslie Moonves, the chairman of CBS, exhorted his colleagues to re-engineer the network's evening newscast, the drafting process has reached an apparent milestone: the news division has begun to record and edit prototypes of how that broadcast could soon look.

Early in her White House tenure, she began to record her impressions in daily tape recordings.

Bothered by the fleetingness of the performance, he began to record the music on his tape recorder.

He began to record everything he ate.

And what he said was so extraordinary, I began to record him.

For his own enjoyment he began to record humorous scenes from everyday life.