Sentence examples for get into the record from inspiring English sources

Choopan dairy's aim was to get into the record books.

In those days, you could rob a bank easier than you could get into the record business.

And Bennie is seen from his youth (eager to get into the record business, and wowed by Lou) to his prime, and then on a downhill slide.

The anti-competition trait pops up in other ways that are far less benign than simply trying to get into the record books.

In 1945 Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker finally get into the recording studio together to record "Groovin' High", one of the anthems of their revolutionary new music, Bebop.

Jewish immigrants from Poland, they got into the record business more or less by chance: Leonard bought a liquor store in an African American neighbourhood on the south side of Chicago, and did well enough that he opened a small nightclub called the Macomba Lounge.

Stewart took seven catches for Surrey against Northamptonshire in 1957 while Gloucestershire's Brown also got into the record books against Nottinghamshire nine years later.

Although Hall says that he "always think[s] lyrics first", he felt that "Once we [Casting Crowns] got into the recording I knew we were in for something different, a more progressive approach to the music.

Most of them were finished or 95% finished, and then once we got into the recording process, we tweaked some and made some changes just based on the vibe in there.

How long did they take to get into the scientific record? Were any of the ideas any good?

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