Sentence examples for move to record from inspiring English sources

Then, move to "Record Haterz," a mix of Bay Area rap made entirely with vinyl, by d.j.s Mista B and the always reliable B.Cause, whose mix tapes are uniformly excellent.

"A lot of people feel that if we have normal winter temperatures, we could move to record low levels of storage, and that could drive prices up," Mr. Costello said.

Campaigners said the move to record and regulate all trade in the species was historic, and that they believed two other sharks would also be protected.

Once you are comfortable with your understanding move to record what you could possibly learn from your thoughts on the matter.

After the arrival of a new chief executive, Michael Rouleau, nearly four years ago, it is "moving to record profitability," Mr. Rodriguez said.

In 1976, Cheever received a false report that Updike had died and was moved to record the following tribute in his journal.

Now that the Feds are moving to recording, the rest of the states will be under pressure to fall into line: any unrecorded interrogation will increasingly seem slipshod.

Oblivious to the frosty air, they warmed up with calisthenics, endless stomach crunches and joyful dance moves to recorded New Age music; above their heads, the walls were emblazoned with banners that read "Preserve artistic integrity, respect the audience".

This is likely to start with the automatic continuous recording of pulse, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels, before moving to recording of drug levels in blood and organ function.

That was until 2011, when Lopez became interested in recording the song while working with RedOne, following her move to Island Records.

But to recruit enough Republicans to guarantee Senate passage, a move to keep records of private sales may be ditched.