Sentence examples for desperate for records from inspiring English sources

Indie labels were desperate for records to feed the dozens of independent Southern California distributors shipping product across America.

Ronaldo looked desperate for the record and he might also have been placing too much importance on it judging by the number of times he took aim from the kind of positions that seemed implausible even for him.

"If the right one came along I would consider it, but I'm not desperate for a record deal as I am a full-time musician right now," she says.

However, that's unlikely to stop those desperate for a record deal giving Chartburst a go — of which the pipeline is potentially endless — and if the site can attract enough voting users (who join for free), then it might prove a useful way of connecting to fans and testing out new material.

But if the sets were inspiring and challenging for Holland, they were also a source of frustration; he was desperate for Davis to record the live band.

In this memoir, Trynin's breathless recollection of whirlwind corporate courtship provides a glimpse into a recording industry desperate for trends and quick fixes.

A recording business desperate for sales wants to expose as many items as possible, and most performers were introduced along with their song titles in case anybody wanted to download them immediately.

The West Ham manager Sam Allardyce will be desperate for the club's £15m record signing to return after watching his side slide deeper into relegation trouble after a 1-0 defeat at Crystal Palace on Tuesday night.

Is she that desperate for attention after her major record deal never took off?!?! Then I remembered her infamous Hot 97 interview where she described how she reads blogs obsessively.

Is she that desperate for attention after her major record deal never took off?!?! Then I remembered the infamous Hot 97 interview in which she described how she reads blogs obsessively.

Desperate for essential provisions, residents are braving record-low temperatures in order to head to the local grocery store to pick up … cigarettes and lottery tickets.