Sentence examples for being recorded for future from inspiring English sources
The performances are being recorded for future commercial release.
These are "events" because they're live and in the moment and aren't being recorded for future viewing.
A mistake by a prescriber may result in the incorrect medication being dispensed at the pharmacy, and also in the wrong documentation being recorded for future consultations.
Some changes, though, have such impact on the meaning of a drama that they must be recorded for future performances.
It is clear that parts of the history have not been recorded for future generations - generations who may look no further than their computers for the "truth".
Fortunately, lieder fans who missed the performance may have an opportunity to catch it later, as it was recorded for future broadcast on WNYC.
Some of this week's shows were recorded for future use; at the end of his first set on Wednesday he had his band repeat a coda, yielding fodder for a digital splice.
Beyond the thrill of seeing what others have not seen, or dare not see, and the sense that it should be recorded for future generations, urban explorers are driven by another motive.
The concert was aired live on BBC Radio 3 and was recorded for future broadcast on BBC TV.
