Sentence examples for make better records from inspiring English sources

How can we make better records?

As she said, she's made better records in the past, and there's enough good stuff here to suggest she may make better records again in the future.

I knew I could do better so I went out and bought equipment and made better records.

We've always tried to model ourselves after bands we love like My Morning Jacket or Wilco that have a steady career that keeps rising and making better records and better records and you have a career that won't go away, it just stays healthy and strong.

I'm no music snob, but certain records make better bowls than others.

So he decided to take a look at four related subjects—how two prominent economists broke new ground, an explanation of a key metric called intergenerational elasticity (IGE), what previous surveys have taught us, and a push to make better use of administrative records.

The participants think that real life records make better cases than fictitious scenarios; moreover, such cases are thought to provide transferable skills.

Denmark, Canada, Australia and Germany all have better records.

These college records always make better reading than a novel.

What I've tried to do is use the complex understandings of modern migration that have been developed in the past fifty years or so to try to make better sense of the ancient records.

He often booked double sessions so that the young and mostly impecunious musicians could make better use of precious BBC recording time.