Sentence examples for hard to record from inspiring English sources

Referencing Presley's change of style, High Fidelity magazine said: "Presley obviously finds it hard to record his old gusto ... Perhaps [the recordings] are the first attempts to master new styles".

But exactly how it happens is hard to define, in part because it's hard to record.

Mr Walker said: "There is lots of walking going on, but it is very hard to record.

HORSE STAMPEDE IN A CAVALRY SCENE "There's such a rumble on a mass of cavalry, it's hard to record literally that.

Bristol, clear underdogs despite home advantage at the Memorial Ground last night, tried desperately hard to record a first win of the season, but the new law variations have rendered their traditional driving game redundant.

In rural settings such as a national park, spatial information is often hard to record as there are no streets or house numbers.

The more endangered a bird or beast, the harder to record it.

Analysis methods based on using software with graphical user interfaces are harder to record, but as a minimum, significant intermediate calculations and data objects should be submitted as supplementary information so that cross-checking by the reader is possible.

He went on to say it was the easiest song to write and the hardest to record. "To capture everything about it," he said, "finding the song's center, remixing, re-remixing, and then to see it take off".

For example, if there is something in your walkthrough that is hard to show visually, recording yourself talking while playing the game can be useful.

Most DVRs, popularized by TiVo, rely on an internal hard drive to record television episodes.