Sentence examples for hope records from inspiring English sources

So when a hungover Claxton called Wood suggesting that the pair form their own label, Wood leapt at the chance, and Faith & Hope Records was launched in Stockport on 11 November 1997.

The Mint Royale deal will also be a joint venture between record labels, involving Faith & Hope records, which is releasing the band's forthcoming album, See You in the Morning.

One month later, the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, spent more than $3,800 for hardcover copies of the Indonesian version of Mr. Obama's The Audacity of Hope, records show.

Hope record stands forever.

And I hope record-setting numbers of others vote today as well.

The 90-hole Hope record is 335, 25 under par, set by Bruce Lietzke in 1981 and equaled four times since.

Over the past year, however, as sales of CDs have continued to fall and paid-for downloads from services like Apple's iTunes have fallen short of hopes, record companies have moved to embrace casual file-sharers.

Howley hopes record-breaking North can continue his scoring run against the Les Bleus to help keep their Six Nations title hopes alive.

The tracks chart, which shows what songs are popular over the last week, is the kind of data that Donoghue thinks (or hopes) record labels might be interested in.

Scott dashed his brother and mother's hopes, recording two assists in the deciding seventh game to lead the Devils to a 3 0 victory, and win his third Stanley Cup.

Mr. Hanick's interpretation brimmed with virtuosity, focus and imagination; I hope he records it.