Sentence examples for favored record from inspiring English sources

For instance, there is Kyle Mullins, a gentle thirty-five-year-old with thick sideburns and a long, Merlinesque goatee, who works at the favored record shop and seems to know everyone.

He dislikes concerts, favors records & tapes.

Although live performance on the air initially prevails, as recording technology improves, economics lead radio executives -- a new type of music gatekeepers -- to begin favoring recorded music.

Still, industry analysts and legal scholars said the decision largely favored the record companies.

While court rulings so far have largely favored the record companies, the judge in the case has offered critics of the industry something of a rallying cry.

We assigned the mother's weights for each time period based on a scheme that favored medical record data when available.

In the early years of the Grammys, from 1959 to 1967, Grammy voters favored albums recorded by literary lions like Carl Sandburg and Archibald MacLeish, revered newsmen like David Brinkley and Edward R. Murrow, and several actors renowned for vocal prowess.

Indie record labels are refusing to get on board with YouTube's forthcoming streaming subscription service, claiming the terms of YouTube's deal favor major record labels.

With NATO warplanes bombing his strongholds, Colonel Qaddafi now rarely appears in public and favors recorded messages or taped video, for instance, of a meeting he attended in May.

Nirvana songwriter Kurt Cobain felt pressured to create music for Bleach that conformed to the grunge music style favored by his record label and the contemporary Seattle music scene.

The group's contract is a "new kid" agreement, and the terms heavily favor the recording company.