Sentence examples for commit to recording from inspiring English sources

The ones we get lost in are the ones we commit to recording".

Orange, 44, told Mark Owen, Gary Barlow and Howard Donald last week that he did not want to commit to recording and promoting a new album.

A statement was issued last night (24 September) much to the deep chagrin of the group's following, which confirmed that while "there have been no fallings out", Orange does "not wish to commit to recording and promoting a new album".

Orange, 44, decided that he would not commit to recording and promoting this latest release: "At the start of this year, and with my full knowledge and blessing, the guys began writing new material," he said.

Barrett wouldn't commit to recording the track "Rhamadan" to tape properly, however.

PS Classics, which has just released the London cast album of "Sunday in the Park With George" and is committed to recording the Broadway-bound musical "Grey Gardens," is having comparable success.

He took part in the historic recording of Wagner's Ring cycle led by Sir Georg Solti in the 1950's and 60's, the first Ring ever committed to record, but his own favorites among his recordings were cantatas and lieder: Bach's "Ich Habe Genug," Schubert's song cycle "Winterreise," or the same composer's "Schwanengesang".

In fact, Mr. Shipp allows himself to swing with uncharacteristic abandon, turning in some of the most lyrical solos he has committed to record.

Add an excess of alcohol, 4,000 calories above doctors' daily guidelines and the likelihood of hearing some of the most catastrophically annoying music committed to record and you have a recipe for psychological trouble.

In fact, future generations of politicians, business leaders and top scientists are in serious risk of growing up to believe that a polyphonic rendition of the Crazy Frog farting a Catherine Tate catchphrase is one of the best songs ever committed to record.

The BVL is committed to record information on GMO cultivation in the register by the EU Directive 2004/204/EC [36].