Sentence examples for massive record from inspiring English sources

Their debut album, 1994's Diary, is a massive record which oozes sincerity.

In fact, despite her massive record sales and mainstream fame, she was not afforded much respect by critics or hip listeners in the late 1970s.

A friend recently told me that she took her teen-age son to Rough Trade NYC, the massive record store and venue that opened in Williamsburg in the fall of 2013, for the first time.

But Ms. Spears persevered, triumphing with sold-out shows, massive record sales and an endearing recent stint as host on "Saturday Night Live," in which she scored points with a funny, self-deprecating monologue.

My parents had this massive record player in the living room, a "blue spot grand" they called it... it used up an entire rainforest to make this thing, and it had all these records in it.

At one end of the table are Peace, the city's brightest new band, who earlier this year signed a massive record deal and have just scored a coveted spot on February's NME Awards Tour, where bands like Coldplay and Arctic Monkeys cut their teeth.

Over the next five years, until he was replaced by Sandy Gallin in 1989, DiLeo looked after the singer's interests, through the Victory album and tour which reunited Michael with The Jacksons in 1984, the Bad album and the massive record-breaking tour which followed its release in 1987, and the Moonwalker anthology film project in 1988.

Desperate moves will continue in a massive record-breaking attempt to get the U.S. economy to bottom by mid-year 2009.

It is this hardcore business-like mentality driven through finely tuned enterprise-like operations that has allowed the hacker community to perpetrate many of the massive, record-breaking data breaches we've seen in the headlines over the past few years.

A massive, record-breaking fish has been pulled from a South Florida canal -- but it's not good news.

You may not have borrowed the money yourself, but your government has already done it on your behalf, running up massive, record-setting deficits.