Sentence examples similar to long time record from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, long time recording of symptoms is experimentally difficult.

Her long-time record producer at Philips, Erik Smith, says she can be very critical, of herself and others.

Here, in one convenient person-sized package, was everything that sums up the ambivalence many long-time record collectors feel about the vinyl resurgence.

Neither Clinton nor even passionate Joe Biden -- who speaks much of LGBT equality now, but voted for DOMA as a U.S. senator in '96 -- can beat Sanders' long-time record of support.

He also said that it didn't take the band a long time to record the album because "records were a lot easier to make back then because the pressure wasn't quite as hard".

Speaking retrospectively about the recording process, Welsh said that the album took a long time to record.

"The outgoing government for a long time enjoyed record oil revenues," said Morteza Bank, a former minister who now advises Mr. Rouhani.

"That might stand a long, long time, that record," he said after the 1-0 victoverover Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

It took a long time to record.

He said he could spend a long time swapping records with Corbyn as to how both parties' European politicians have voted over the years.

Tedder answered that he had only tentatively offered the track to Lewis, after Beyoncé waited a long time before recording it.