Sentence examples for looking record from inspiring English sources

Eh,' says Eavis, chuckling, raising his voice while looking Record Doctor in the eye accusingly, 'it wasn't your dad, was it?

Here we are still talking about a record set in the pre-modern age – and not in itself a particularly tough or distant looking record – the passing of which represents not so much a fresh glorious peak or a scandalous intrusion, as a simple case of exorcism.

Another camera – you wouldn't notice it, unless you were looking – records the steps leading up to the lavatories.

He was looking to record an orchestra and a young tenor for his fledgling record label.

You may have more fun looking through record bins in a real store, though.

The Scots were looking to record a third successive win for the first time since 2007.

But other artists and their lawyers and managers are looking at record labels warily.

I'm looking to record my own version.

In many ways, the debut album proper by xx producer Jamie Smith is yet another backward-looking record that calculatingly reconfigures the music of the past – something UK tune-makers, from Adele and Sam Smith on down the food chain, continue to make their stock-in-trade.

The Harlequin Ladybird Survey is looking for records of any ladybird sightings.

The data recorded by the sensor data is represented in the SLC ("Single Look Complex") record as a "pixel image".