Sentence examples for making recorded from inspiring English sources
Companies making recorded marketing calls like this need permission and need to be clear who is making the calls.
A gradual inflation of prices remained under way through the 90s, making recorded music more expensive, though it remained the principal means of experience.
OK, economics is a pretty poor substitute; I don't expect to be making recorded appearances in the Time Vault a century or two from now.
Councilman Ras Baraka, a born-and-bred local who has built a reputation as a knowledgeable advocate for Newark's troubled youth, was the subject of a lengthy and spirited debate on the website Newark Speaks for making recorded campaign calls from the unmistakably suburban 732 area code.
Fact: Artists need to make recorded music.
Such issues made recording certain sections "a beast," she recalled.
(Legislation to make recording mandatory is pending in the New York State Legislature).
It makes recording easier and causes less fatigue.
When a new motion is made, record the relevant information.
Until I started making records.
