Sentence examples for given a recording from inspiring English sources

After graduating from the BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology in 2006, Adele was given a recording contract by XL Recordings after a friend posted her demo on Myspace the same year.

At 10, she was given a recording of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin".

In 2016, the winning contestant isn't given a recording contract as such.

Later he remembers being given a recording of the Brandenburg Concertos when he had his tonsils removed and attending a Toscanini rehearsal at La Scala.

The defensiveness is striking because so far there has been very little public criticism of the deal offered by the show's producers: the winner is given a recording contract with BMG and a management contract with 19 Entertainment, the music company that first dreamed up a British version of the show, "Pop Idol".

In late January, officers arrived at the cable channel TV Rain and demanded to be given a recording of an interview Pavlensky had given them, saying they needed to examine it as part of a "psychological-linguistic expert analysis" that was being carried out as part of the case against him.

And D'Angelo, whose sprawling, political, brilliant Black Messiah was surprise-released a year ago, was given a record of the year nomination for the swooning Really Love.

Given a record like that, Wallace asked, why should we trust you with the nation's finances?

In 1961 George Blake, another ex-diplomat, was given a record 42-year prison sentence for spying for the Russians.

What feelings would be induced if the book's topic was instead called "octopus intelligence" or, given a record of major failures, "hegemonic stupidity"?

Perhaps, given a record of excellence from 12 yards that includes 15 conversions from 16 attempts, the laid-back Baines ought to be more demanding.