Sentence examples for looking records from inspiring English sources

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

LTJ Bukem Demon's Theme (Good Looking Records, 1992)In tracks like "Demon's Theme" you begin to hear the acceleration, hyperactivity and rhythmic complexity that combined to stir what Simon Reynolds, a music writer, calls a "panic rush" among listeners of jungle, particularly in clubs.

The Good Looking Records sound from this time really is quite timeless, and it's great that it still makes a lot of sense now.

If you've scraped the bottom of the barrel that is the Good Looking Records back catalogue in the hopes of discovering unheard atmospheric sounds, I highly recommend Acid Lab's Odyssey album.

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

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.

And instead of targeting personal phone records, look at company-owned records first.