Sentence examples for foreign record from inspiring English sources

For better or worse, few Italians are paying much attention these days to Mr. Berlusconi's foreign record.

Starting last decade, prominent rappers also entered into this arrangement, freeing them to be creative rather than producing generic salsa-rap fusions to appeal to foreign record labels.

WHETHER bartending, dishwashing or working at a foreign record label to support her world travels, Robin Dolph?usch had a habit of making it up as she went along.

In a twist, Wu said Chinese artists were encouraged to stand up for their legal rights by the robust recent action in Chinese courts by foreign record companies.

The working-class hero pokes his snout out of his mansion to make yet another fortune out of the misfortunes of blue-collar workers (with the help of a foreign record-label, Sony).

Their manager says that 50% of all foreign records sold in Japan are by the Three Degrees.

The movie took in an additional $94 million overseas, breaking a smattering of foreign records, for a total of $210.3 million.

Despite the progress that has been made, there are some frustrations among law enforcement officials about the pace of the financial investigation, government officials said, largely resulting from the complexity of obtaining and analyzing a huge volume of foreign records.

By Francis S. Wickware, G. Theis, Francis Steegmuller, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, November 9 , 1935P. 12 Talk story about Bloomfields, at 122 East 14th St., a music shop that has an almost unaccountable turnover in foreign records.

Do foreign recording artists have a tougher time cracking the U.S. market than a homegrown act?

So which foreign recording artists sold the most music in the U.S. last year?