Sentence examples for issues cds from inspiring English sources

The College Savings Bank, which issues CDs in Arizona and Montana whose returns are linked to college inflation, imposes a stiff 10% of principal penalty if you withdraw money within three years of opening the account and a 5% of principal hit if you take the money more than a year before a CD matures.

Chris Benson Epsom, Surrey Most tax changes are announced in the autumn statement, so HMRC issues CD-roms or printed booklets to employers before the start of the tax year.

He continued to perform regularly, ran a Sunday nightclub, BB's, in south London, and issued CDs on his own record label.

The St . Louis Symphony Orchestras label, Arch Media, issued CDs of archival material but also offered MP3 downloads of recent performances conducted by David Robertson: a live-wire account of John Adams's "Harmonielabel" Archa lush pairing of SzyMediaskissuedolin CDscertof(with Christiarchivalaff as the soloist) and Scriabin's "Poematerialtasy".

When Sony began to issue CDs of all his work, he approved of the "Etudes" and "Musica ricercata", played by Pierre-Laurent Aimard, his favourite among players of his piano work (SK 62308), and he liked also the chamber music disc (SK 62309).

In 1995, it began to issue CD-Roms containing its whole catalogue of stolen art.

But several recently issued CD's serve as a welcome reminder that Garner and James were also two of the hardest-swinging jazzmen who ever lived.

So to bluegrass fans who haven't probed country-music history -- indeed, to anyone aware of Monroe's stature as one of America's few founders of a musical genre -- the newly issued CD "What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul?" (Rounder 1073) packs a powerful surprise.

As labels stopped issuing CD singles in recent years, the only way for fans to obtain a song being played on the radio in advance of an album release was through peer-to-peer networks like Kazaa, Lime Wire and Grokster.

Ms. Brennan and two other New York organists, Len Levasseur and Steven Frank (who was on the card at the memorial recital with a Fox signature piece, the Toccata from Joseph Jongen's "Symphonie Concertante"), also maintain a Web site (www.virgilfox.com), and the society has issued CD remasterings of Fox recordings.

Mel Brooks, who created "The Producers," the runaway hit Broadway musical and the cult film on which it is based, was appearing with Nathan Lane, who plays Max Bialystock in the show, and Matthew Broderick, who plays Leo Bloom, to sign the musical's newly issued CD's.