Sentence examples for cut a recording from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

It was his dream to cut a record, and in late 1936 a music producer took him to the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio, where, in a small room, he recorded "Cross Road Blues, "Sweet Home Chicago" and 14 other songs.

In Teaneck, where the budget was rejected by a vote of 4,790 to 3,618, the Council cut a record $6.1 million (6.4 percent) from the $94.9 million spending plan, eliminating assistant principals and most other administrators and their support staff.

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.

The band cut a record at Sun Studios in 1954, where Moore befriended Sun's owner, Sam Phillips, stopping by the studios for coffee when he clocked off from his job at a dry cleaning plant.

For Halvorson, these secondary outlets include groups like Secret Keeper, her new duo with the bass player Stephan Crump, which has already cut a record due to be released by the Intakt label in the spring of 2013.