Sentence examples similar to discs coming from from inspiring English sources

Some knew only that the discs came from some dude named Big Hy; others knew not even that.

The discs came from the collection of Marty Halperin, the vice president of the Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters.

That this disc comes from Britain and not the States is fantastic - absurd.

One noteworthy new disc comes from the talented young German violinist Isabelle Faust.

This compilation disc comes from various starry Christmas programs that Placido Domingo has recorded in Vienna over the past few years.

This band, with the trumpeter Ron Horton and saxophonist Marty Ehrlich sharing the front line, has a new disc coming out soon from Palmetto, an independent label; it all represents a new chapter in the career of a great, imaginative composer and pianist of the early 60's generation who found his footing again by collaborating with younger musicians.

Further support for the role of abnormal mechanical forces in disc degeneration comes from findings that disc levels adjacent to a fused segment degenerate rapidly (for review [ 88]).

The disc came in a case "made from hand-tooled saddle leather, sterling silver, polycarbonate honeycomb, beeswax, acrylic and nutmeg".

Tests revealed that the disc had come from the Nebra site, yet another expert, Gregor Borg, claimed.

(For example, the MTL of 7.7 kbp in a severe degenerate sample would have been predicted to be from an 80-year-old; however, this disc sample came from a donor who was only 49 years old).

There is often an image of a disc in the button icon to signify that the ISO is coming from the disc's data.