Sentence examples for gripping record from inspiring English sources

If live versions weren't legion on Youtube, this song would be worth the price of this scattershot, but gripping, record alone.

Citizenfour is a gripping record of how our rulers are addicted to gaining more and more power and control over us – if we let them.

As harsh, direct and disturbing as the album is, it is in many ways Lennon's most consistently gripping solo recording.

BBC Radio 4's The Archers - a usually mild-mannered tale of country folk - gripped a record number of 5 million listeners with a racy plot about sex and lies.

More than 60% of coral in reefs in the Maldives has been hit by "bleaching" as the world is gripped by record temperatures in 2016, a scientific survey suggests.

Parts of North America have been gripped by record freezing temperatures in recent days, but it is a very different story in Australia, where temperatures have soared as high as 50C.

The Mississippi valley remained gripped by record-breaking floods on Wednesday morning, after heavy rains doused the region over the Christmas weekend.

The journalists, who "spent two months clandestinely in the Damascus area alongside Syrian rebels," first reported their findings in an article by Jean-Philippe Rémy accompanied by a gripping video report recorded during an attack.

More than just another doc about government overreach, "Citizenfour" is a gripping you-are-there record of an important moment in recent history.

In his review for The Guardian, the newspaper's lead critic Alexis Petridis was positive in his assessment of the record: "Noisy, gripping, maddening, potent Yeezus is the sound of a man just doing his job properly".

The last time the nation was gripped by such record lottery frenzy was two years ago, when 13 Ohio machinists shared a $295.7 million Powerball jackpot.