Sentence examples for rather record from inspiring English sources

"I'd rather record on a computer," the boy continued.

John Cusack is Rob, the owner of Championship Vinyl, which is that most old- fashioned of things, a "record shop" or rather record store.

Originally, a cover of "What A Feeling" from the film Flashdance was included on the tracklist instead of "I Think We're Alone Now", but Girls Aloud contacted the record label three days before the album was manufactured to say they would rather record the Tommy James and the Shondells song.

Rather, record linkage results in a statistical construct created for the purposes of planning and research.

Fattahi (who does her own camera work) films (or, rather, records on digital video) her mother, her grandmother, and herself, in the family apartment in Damascus.

But The Tribune, backed by media groups including The New York Times, argues that the documents are not education records under the federal law, but rather records of questionable conduct, so the public's right to know should prevail.

But The Tribune argues that the documents are not education records under the federal law, but rather records of questionable conduct, so the public's right to know should prevail.

According to engineer Randy Staub, close to 50 takes of the drums were recorded because Ulrich did not record the song in its entirety, but rather recorded each section of the song separately.

Third, because the NHDS samples hospital discharge records rather than records of individual patients, patients hospitalized more than once in a year may have been counted more than once.

To what degree do images create rather than record violence?

Over all, education has a rather better record than military power in neutralizing foreign extremism.