Sentence examples for being able to record from inspiring English sources

I didn't have grander ambitions than being able to record music that got released.

"The primary value is definitely the database and being able to record the history of your guests -- no question," said Paul McLaughlin, the restaurant's general manager.

"They're moving from marketing to serving the needs" of consumers, he added, figuring out ways to "improve lives, better lives" –- while at the same time still being able to record profits on the corporate ledgers.

On paper, they do not sound life-changing: why would you want to pause or rewind live television, and what difference does it make being able to record programmes at the touch of a button?

Announcing its decision least year, Century, whose acts include Andrew W.K., Lacuna Coil and Krisiun, said that Spotify's payment system "accelerates the downward spiral" of the music industry, "which eventually will lead to artists not being able to record music the way it should be recorded".

Clustered around upmarket burgers and milkshakes, Donohoe, guitarist Matthew Swinnerton (born in Staffordshire), bassist Jamie Hornsmith (raised in Gloucestershire) and drummer Lasse Petersen (from Denmark and, at 24, five years younger than his bandmates) discuss the benefits of being able to record an album without fitting it in around full-time jobs.

"He will probably not be able to record".

Everybody I saw I was able to record, and that's what it's all about.

All are able to record as either uncompressed WAV files or compressed MP3 audio.

In the next two to three years, patients will be able to record biological functions automatically through apps.

Viewers will still be able to record shows on free broadcast television".