Sentence examples similar to hard records from inspiring English sources

"It was a hard record to do," Fry says.

The formula for Juvenal's Rome or Whitman's New York is look hard, listen hard, record.

"The people behind the scenes are the ones who are really feeling it," says Jeremy Harding, head of Kingston's 2 Hard record label.

These create a hard record of people's votes that can be compared to the machine totals to make sure the counts are honest.

"The record crosses the boundaries of being just an alternative record", one Top 40 radio station program director said; he admitted that "Losing My Religion" was "a hard record to program; you can't play L.L. Cool J behind it.

New York City has been hit particularly hard, recording at least 35 anti-Semitic hate crimes by the end of February, a 94percentt increase across the same time period the year before.

If I'm tired then I might play harder records to get myself back into it.

An institution among die-hard record buyers and the vinylcurious, Piccadilly Records is place to visit if you're seeking out the best sounds of right now.

Waters rewrote the song and added more lyrics for the chorus, but his "stripped-down and harder" recording was not to Gilmour's liking.

The resulting digital image sequences were recorded on hard disk and analyzed off-line.

It also found that the Met's own hard copy records of a broad investigation into possible corruption had been subject to a "mass shredding" in 2003.