Sentence examples for burgeoning record from inspiring English sources
Dickins correctly predicted that these record-based charts would attract advertising revenue from the burgeoning record industry.
The burgeoning record of barcode records, in conjunction with additional ecological and molecular approaches, is likely to enhance understanding of the history and evolutionary trajectory of decapod species.
Balancing a burgeoning recording career and a tumultuous personal life is a challenge, but at least Ms Cole will never lack subject matter for her songs.
We were in Soweto, Johannesburg's biggest township, on a mission to find taxi drivers who push tracks from South Africa's burgeoning recording artists to their passengers' ears.
State and provincial health departments are burgeoning with records of similar inconclusive attempts to determine the causes of regional cancer clusters.
I still listened to those old records, which had by then become supplemented by an extensive cassette tape collection and a burgeoning compact disc library.
O'Hara was asked how a team with a gaudy record and burgeoning national profile could continue to promote an us-against-them atmosphere.
As the star of the Disney Channel series "Lizzie McGuire" (also on ABC on Saturday mornings), Ms. Duff has found herself at the helm of a burgeoning franchise that includes record contracts, a clothing line, home accessories, dolls and a successful line of books.
In 1971, Turner appeared in the BBC adaptation of Tom Brown's Schooldays, spending the income from his burgeoning acting career on records – The Sound of Music soundtrack, the Beatles' Rubber Soul, The Dambusters March and prog rock.
That's Bryce Harper, the burgeoning slugger who holds the record for longest home run at Tropicana Field and has been known to hit 570-foot moon-shots in the Las Vegas desert.
