Sentence examples for choosing records from inspiring English sources

Its owner is a kind of therapist to his regular customers, choosing records to ease their troubles, from insomnia to infidelity.

As became increasingly apparent when the classical music critics of The New York Times set about the annual ritual of choosing records of the year, the larger economy could perhaps learn a thing or two from certain classical cliff dwellers who have managed to tailor supply to demand while maintaining a zest for innovation and continuing to lead and expand taste.

Endorsement from the big names (Radiohead hosted for a week), an emphasis on "user-generated content" (putting great stock in listeners choosing records – for the whole show, in the case of Listener 6 Mix) and a gentle broadening of the DJ line-up to include names such as affable comedians Adam & Joe, Shoreditch scenesters Queens of Noize plus Stephen Merchant, all helped spread the word.

Up until then I'd just been blending in the intros and choosing records that sort of followed on from each other.

While the man read, Kino did what he would do if he were alone — wash dishes, prepare sauces, choose records to play, or page through the newspaper.

To obtain accurate velocity changes, we choose records of which the cross-correlation coefficient is higher than 0.9 between the two shots in a time window between 0 and 5 s in lapse time.

Most of shot points at each shot site are located within 10 m, and we choose records of which the cross-correlation coefficient is higher than 0.9 between the two shots.

While all cases in hospitals with small number of admission are checked, at least two methods are used by the code checker in the other hospitals to choose records to be reviewed.

For his accompaniment, Mr. King, a San Francisco choreographer, chose recorded chants from Ghana, Congo, Guinea, Senegal, Tanzania and Kenya.

For Mr. Lubovitch working with such a carefully chosen recording provides a sense of freedom.

The other establishment alternatives – Ohio governor John Kasich, former Florida governor Jeb Bush and Christie – had spent the greater part of 2015 imploring voters in New Hampshire to choose record over rhetoric, seemingly to little avail.