Sentence examples for eventually record from inspiring English sources

A.I.G. said it expected to eventually record a loss of about $4.4 billion on the sale, including an accounting charge of about $1.8 billion tied to the use of tax assets in the deal.

So his reputation grew mainly among musicians, including the pianist Barry Harris, who regularly featured him as a guest in his concerts, and the drummer Billy Higgins, with whom he would eventually record.

She would eventually record scores of Bach cantatas and oratorios, with conductors including Ernest Ansermet, Benjamin Britten, Thurston Dart, Otto Klemperer and, above all, Helmut Rilling, with whom she sang more than 40 cantatas in his monumental Bach edition for Hänsler Classics with the Stuttgart Bach Collegium.

He formed a writing partnership with a Nashville veteran named Even Stevens, and together they composed Mr. Rabbitt's first solo No. 1 record, "Drinkin' My Baby (Off My Mind)." He would eventually record more than 15 chart-topping country hits, including "Every Which Way But Loose," "Drivin' My Life Away," and then "I Love A Rainy Night," which also made it to No. 1 on the popular charts.

The images, unrolled dramatically as a 30-foot scroll, are just a fraction of a detailed survey of the sky that will take up to 7 years to complete and will eventually record about 100 million objects in the sky, including objects 40 times fainter than those in the last thorough photographic atlas of the heavens, the Palomar All-Sky survey from the 1950s.

Eventually, record companies caught onto this workaround and began selling only the entire album to get the one desired song.

She eventually recorded 2,000 of their songs for the Library of Congress.

Eventually, records show, the state took custody and placed him in a group home.

McEnroe stuck with it, however, taking voice lessons and eventually recording 10 original tracks.

Nevertheless, they played with belief and confidence throughout and eventually recorded a memorable victory.

The story was passed down orally and then eventually recorded in the 19th century by the poet Santhor Mok.