Sentence examples for keys records from inspiring English sources

An element that's conspicuously absent from "El Camino" is the blues influence that informed early Black Keys records and came to define the band for many.

Ally McKay runs the independent label Cross Keys Records Rotating column: London weighting By Gillian Orr Almost as soon as Kate Bush announced her first concerts since the Seventies – the Twitter backlash began.

Holder of Florida Keys record for most sailfish caught (and released) in one day.

The song, which Keys recorded seven years ago, is a fitting tribute to the civil rights hero.

Brothers is only the second Black Keys record in which the pair has enlisted the help of a producer; they engineered and produced their first four albums entirely on their own.

Gaga's 2-minute, 23-second performance far surpassed the briskest Super Bowl anthem, Billy Joel's 1 30, and came within a melismatic shout of equaling Alicia Keys' record 2 35.

(The card-key records are accurate to the minute, not to the second).

The key records an audit trail of each event so that administrators can track who has gained access at specific times.

Mr. Kornbluh said that other government agencies responsible for carrying out United States policy in Chile, including the C.I.A. and the Pentagon, have so far failed to release key records on the era.

Although the current administration released critically important documentation of torture and abuse of detainees (many in response to Freedom of Information Act litigation by the American Civil Liberties Union and other public interest organizations), it has staunchly opposed disclosure of other key records.

Archivists now say most key records about the Games' internal workings were destroyed under the supervision of a staffer shortly after the flame was extinguished at Olympic Cauldron Park, after Romney had returned to Massachusetts".