Sentence examples for multitude of record from inspiring English sources

According to an executive familiar with the issue, the tech giant already has deals in place with a multitude of record labels, including the majors, for the audio subscription service.

It is one of first 24 members of the United Nations and the first African country to join the League of Nations, the protector of some of the most important heritage sites and a multitude of record breaking scientists, Olympians and marathoners.

The referral and diagnostic process in the country has been fairly standardised and is relatively transparent, compared with larger societies where a multitude of record sources is to be expected, behind which there may be widely different diagnostic practices.

SeatGeek can go over this multitude of records in their database and analyze historical price points for events, enabling them to forecast what the pricing pattern for secondary tickets is going to look like for future similar events.

Forty-four yeafterfter his passing, a multitude of recording artists have come and gone having been inspired by his legendary stature.

A multitude of artists recorded his work across six decades, including Odetta, Bruce Springsteen and Peter, Paul and Mary, and he recorded more than 100 albums himself.

"ONE Championship has just finished with its inaugural event in Japan, and it's been our biggest show yet," said Sityodtong. "ONE: A New Era broke a multitude of viewership records and other statistics". Simply having a plan to consistently promote shows in Japan is a major deal in the Asian market.

Soul Train allowed the creative freedom for Black youths to exude their youthful exuberance to the multitude of hit records that would be performed or played in-studio.

Grand Theft Auto IV won widespread critical acclaim and broke a multitude of sales records upon its release in 2008; it has now sold a reported 22 million copies.

But, under a regime of total surveillance, where a multitude of conversations are recorded, it would be very difficult to show which aspects of the information had been used as investigative information.

In detention, Mr. Starr has not been able to help in his defense because he "lacks access to the multitude of files and records as well as the technology necessary to work effectively," according to the filing.