Sentence examples for move records from inspiring English sources

"I could move records up that chart faster.

City Council, he figures, isn't a "big enough venue to move records".

It influenced music charts with its ability to move records and promote songs, and it nurtured the local music scene.

A camera disinclined to move records it all in long, loving takes — a full minute of the boys sleeping; a lengthy windblown dance by a garish inflatable outdoor ad.

Given that there are more than a billion doctor visits every year, it's increasingly important to have an all-in-one place for medical records, but it's been a huge challenge to move records from one health professional to another.

Starbucks says it still has the power to move record sales, including for its own label, which released Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full" last year.

He must have presumed that Mr. Gore would be particularly attracted to a potential vice president who has every move recorded in 4,000 notebooks, color-coded by season.

She traveled to Pakistan, withdrew her son from the Hasan Abdal Cadet College and brought him to live with her, a move recorded by The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Among the more important rules are those governing completion of a move, recording of games, time controls (see The time element and competition), and penalties for illegal moves and other infractions.

In Linkography, each move recorded in a graph denotes a concept or idea, and a link represents a connection between two moves, producing a kind of undirected triangular graph.

Along with "The Way You Move", recorded by OutKast's other member Big Boi, "Hey Ya!" was released by LaFace Records as one of the album's two lead singles.