Sentence examples for cds away from inspiring English sources

Maybe next time Radiohead can give the CDs away, too.

"When I met Ghostly, I was giving these compilation CDs away.

Put your CDs away in the correct order.

Ms. Rubin-Vega began giving copies of the CD away to fans, urging them to leak it on Napster.

Zell finished the ersatz Simon tune, laughed and turned to put the CD away.

I wouldn't say that's the prime motivation of my preference for holidays in France, involving large amounts of driving, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't a significant factor in it: I actively enjoy heading along unfamiliar roads for hours at a time, CDs spinning away, periodically coming across a jewel.

At its worst it screams "advertisement" (tellingly, he recently appeared on a CD given away with ad-industry magazine Campaign), but Dougan is more than a saloon flogger.

For some of us this is a wormhole that never closed, but for those sane enough to throw their CD collections away with their MySpace profiles, it meant a lot of skeletons and a lot of closets.

Having taken an early lead against overmatched opposition through Saer Sene's first goal since arriving from New England, the Red Bulls, fielding a mix of regulars and fringe players, made slightly heavy weather of putting CD FAS away.

A generation later, while the CD took away the need to interrupt the flow of music, and also allowed musicians to make much longer records (the limit was 74 minutes, set by Sony president Norio Ohga when the format launched in 1980, as that was the length of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony), the album did not fundamentally change.

While the CD took away the concept of an album "B" side, the idea of an album as object was still largely protected.