Sentence examples similar to cut recording from inspiring English sources
The Home Office's research department concluded in the early 1990s that to cut recorded crime by 1%, they would have to increase the prison population by 25%.
I used to go out and do concerts to promote record sales, now you cut records to promote concerts.
Saudi Arabia today rebuffed George Bush's appeal to increase production and help cut record oil prices, the White House said.
They went on to do concerts, form a group called, the Quintet of the Hot Club of France, and to cut records (their: first recording was made in 1934).
Little Roy cut records with Studio One, Lloyd Daley, "Scratch" Perry and Prince Buster in the 1960s and 70s.
Bands such as Swinging Stars, The Gaylords, De Boys an Dem, Los Caballeros and Swinging Busters surfaced and began to cut records.
The real way to make your career work hasn't changed in years and that's to get out there and work and cut records and take your lumps and roll down the road.
Richard Desmond's Express and Star titles continued to reap the benefits of recent price cuts, recording small rises in daily circulation during January as the rest of the market stayed broadly flat.
As was common, a white group, the Crew-Cuts, recorded a version of the song.
July's total was more than three times the level of job cuts recorded in the same month last year, the report said.
