Sentence examples for cut a record from inspiring English sources

We cut a record $15 billion from our state budget".

And we cut a record $15 billion from our state budget.

In "Begin Again," just as in "Once," everyone seems eager to help the two collaborators cut a record.

Why would he cut a record in this little place?" Strait's response was not, strictly speaking, a lie.

To balance New York State's budget, Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to cut a record $1.5 billion from the $23 billion budget for grades K-12.

When he got home, he woke up Becky, and, as she would always remember it, "he was excited, he was happy, and he announced that he had just cut a record [that was] going to change our lives.

Whitehead writes compellingly about John Henry himself, about the first black folklorist to investigate his legend and about a midcentury blues singer who is induced, via drink and dollars, to cut a recording of "John Henry" in the back room of a Chicago record store.

In Tabula Rasa, Marclay explores the acoustic possibilities of the turntable as an instrument: tapping the arm, scraping the stylus, generally manhandling the equipment; meanwhile Kaufmann cuts the resultant sounds into new records, which are then placed on the empty turntables and played, while Kaufmann cuts a record of the resultant sounds - and so on.

He cut a demo record as an electro-pop performer.

The only one who came to mind was a kid who had stopped by the previous summer and for $4 cut a "personal" record for his mother.

(West had been censured by the college authorities for devoting too much time to extra-curricular pursuits - he had recently cut a rap record).