Sentence examples for changed record from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1990s Cash moved to New York City and changed record labels, signing with Capitol Records.

He has also changed record companies, having been let go by Deutsche Grammophon and picked up by EMI, who plan to record a complete Chopin edition with him.

Selling shareholders will get up to $470 million more, votes that aren't cast won't count against the deal, and a changed record date will mean a different mix of owners when ballots are counted on Sept. 12.

Currently, she is on a wave of rebirth, having changed record label, surprised her fans by becoming a mother, and realised her mind was never what others thought it was.

They moved out up to the farm in Santa Rosa; he changed record labels in order to protect his musical freedom and to avoid the pressure to have hits; they began writing songs together and they raised three children.

In 1964, she changed record distributors, from the American Colpix to the Dutch Philips, which also meant a change in the contents of her recordings.

Barbara McConaghie, who used to work in Mr Causland's department, told MLAs that she had changed records of the meeting.

"It is fantastic that young people can study their groundbreaking and influential Sgt. Pepper album, which changed recording techniques forever".

For Fisher, not much has changed record-wise on varsity this season when it comes to league.

But Ray Dolby will probably be best remembered as the man who changed recorded sound.

Using proxy servers, trying to change records on the systems to conceal your tracks – they might be called standard.