Sentence examples for joined the record from inspiring English sources

After reading the somewhat obscure subject of Anglo-Saxon and Norse at Oxford University, where she was president of the Rock Society, Mrs Mensch joined the record company EMI as a press officer.

Thereafter, in 1936, he joined the recording company His Master's Voice.

The properties join the record run by Historic England that acts as an annual snapshot of the health of England's historic places.

Electronica hero and early Ultravox member John Foxx joins the Record Exchange.

More than 12 million people are out of work, wages are barely rising and many people have so little in savings that they'd be impoverished by just one financial emergency -- whereupon they'd join the record 46 million people who already live below the poverty line.

So Mr. Greene held off on granting the award until he and leaders of American Indian music could persuade enough members to join the recording academy and start a screening committee to nominate records.

Mr. Preston was signed to the Beatles' label, Apple, and made two albums produced by Harrison: "That's the Way God Planned It" and "Encouraging Words". He was invited to join the recording sessions that yielded "Let It Be" and "Abbey Road," where he helped hold together the band.

Sean Paul agreed, and flew in from Jamaica to join the recording sessions of the song.

Instead, Durant will join the record-setting Warriors (although he can't officially sign until July 8), the team he nearly defeated in the 2016 NBA playoffs.

Time Warner Chairman Richard Parsons had been concerned that an EMI deal would risk being rejected by regulators, particularly with antitrust officials reviewing a proposed plan to join the recorded-music divisions of Sony Corp. and Bertelsmann at the same time.

He joined the Decca Record Company in 1946 and became manager of its classical division in 1956.