Sentence examples for decided on a record from inspiring English sources

Soon, he and one of his colleagues at Cornell, Frank Drake, had decided on a record.

Obsessed with his music, he says he takes three weeks just to decide on a record's song sequence and obsesses over details like the time between songs.

What Edelstein's jaw-droppingly egregious liberty instantly leads to is an attenuated introductory scene in which the older Tom enters his room, sets a bottle down at the desk holding his typewriter, thinks to turn on the radio, decides on a record instead and only eventually begins typing.

Decide on a recording device.

We reviewed the nursing records and decided on a score of tracheal secretions.

I'm a piano player, so I just decided on this record that I was going to start turning knobs until I could get the voicings I want.

In the case of someone like Mr. Nelson of Nebraska, a two-term governor and senator, his race is probably going to be decided on his own record and reputation rather than those of the president, who is unlikely to be visiting the conservative state anyway.

Decide on a microphone or direct recording setup.

In the beginning, rules were decided on the fly, records were anecdotal and regulations varied wildly.

Registered groups can write reviews, create polls, record videos and even decide on a shadowing favourite to rival the actual winner!

Its live instrumentation, along with the fact that X had been burdened by contributions from too many producers, prompted Minogue's record label Parlophone to decide on a more natural and less convoluted production style for Aphrodite.