Sentence examples for ever recorded anything from inspiring English sources

The people who made these recordings might be surprised to know these files are circulating; some of them will be surprised to discover that they had ever recorded anything in the first place.

I asked him if they ever recorded anything.

The pair drew large crowds, and one woman asked the girls if they had ever recorded anything.

In 1995, you'd have bet against Dando ever recording anything worthwhile again.

I never ever record anything, is that terrible?

This week in The Economist The recorded world As cameras become ubiquitous and able to identify people, more safeguards on privacy will be needed Article: The recorded world: Every step you take Ubiquitous cameras It is getting ever easier to record anything, or everything, that you see.

About 10C colder than anything ever recorded in Alaska or Siberia.

Researchers from the University of Warwick found winds that were 20 times faster than anything ever recorded on Earth.

Fifty people have reportedly died in the fires — this on top of the unknown number of deaths from temperatures higher than anything ever recorded in Western Russia.

Coltrane came from far back in the tradition — he walked the bar as an R. & B. entertainer and knew the bebop giants like Charlie Parker — but his final music was as avant-garde as anything ever recorded.

If anything, Danny Brown's song was musically more crazy than anything ODB ever recorded, but in subject matter at least, it cued up the old school feel of his current album, fittingly called Old.