Sentence examples for privilege of recording from inspiring English sources

The tax, the state says, is not on the credit union or on mortgages but for the privilege of recording a mortgage.

Silver called them "most definitely one of the greatest groups I've ever had the privilege of recording with".

People give up the rights to the tour and the t-shirts for the privilege of recording and it's no different than becoming a prostitute.

Has refused all sorts of fat offers for privilege of re-recording of the old cylinders.

Attendees were let in one by one, a slow process that would have led one to believe that only a select few were being given the privilege of the record.

In 1961, writers had the privilege of reporting on Roger Maris's doing the near impossible and breaking the Babe's single-season record of sixty home runs.

Khatia Buniatishvili and Alice Sara Ott have more than their youth and keyboard skill in common: they both enjoy the dubious privilege of being their record companies' pianistic pin-ups.

There they were, outside the St . James about 120 people waiting on the street (despite the Web and Telecharge) for at least two hours for the privilege of paying a record top ticket price of $100.

Instead Galton applied the fun principle; where the public had previously refused to be measured or weighed, here they were paying for the privilege of being examined and recorded, for the sake of a certificate or perhaps lured by the competitive aspects of tests of strength and senses.

However brands will have to pay for the privilege of protecting what's theirs: recording trademarks with the TMCH costs between $95 to $150 per year per trademark record per year "depending on the number of trademarks submitted and their registration period in the TMCH".

He was at first full of hope and ambition, an ambition partly gratified by his title "Admiral of the Ocean Sea," awarded to him in April 1492, and by the grants enrolled in the Book of Privileges (a record of his titles and claims).