Sentence examples for needed a record from inspiring English sources

Robert Salgado needed a record book to keep track of his Far Rockaway third graders in Queens.

As they started disappearing, "Other Music was the perfect record store in a city that needed a record store," he wrote in an email.

A decade ago Radiohead's singer, Thom Yorke, questioned whether anyone needed a record company any more, adding that it would "give us some perverse pleasure to say fuck you to this decaying business model".

By 1995, she didn't know what to do except call on an old friend, Frank Military, the producer and record executive, and tell him she needed a record deal.

According to his study of the first 12 years of the wild card, the Mets needed a record of 92-70 to qualify for the postseason, which meant they needed to win 62 of their final 100 games, actually a.620 pace.

Chas needed a record contract, Decca had turned Hendrix down (along with the Beatles) and Lambert was about to launch a new label, Track Records, with interest from Polydor: "The deal was done, on the back of a napkin," says Altham.

As prepared as Day felt, he still needed a record-setting performance to hold off a wave of challengers, led by Spieth, whose high expectations are elevating the sport.

Exeter head coach Rob Baxter says it is "scary" that his side needed a record-breaking eight bonus-point wins in a row to seal a home play-off semi-final.

Convinced that the band needed a recording contract, Robinson contacted Danny Fields, former manager of the Stooges, and argued that he needed to manage the band.

He needs a record of accomplishment.

Despite everything, Lee does actually need a record deal.