Sentence examples for realized records from inspiring English sources
Conceived during a period when he worked in isolation, "World of Echo" is one of the strangest, loveliest, most fully realized records I know, and sort of a Rorschach blot: you might associate it with Nick Drake, or you might say it was João Gilberto gone American and spaced-out.
"And it's such a perfectly realized recording.
The other, "Breakfast in the Garden," is a beautifully realized record of Léontine and their young son Jacques, at a shady table covered with a white cloth by a sun-dappled lawn, the artist's own place prophetically empty, his coffee cup and glass drained.
"But at the same time, you've got to realize records are made to be broken".
But we realize record companies do a great service.
A further 15 went to auction, realizing record-breaking prices -- the top seller, "Gold Fish Pool at Chartwell," going for £1.8 million (roughly $2.7 million).
The managers had gathered to hash through a federal prosecutor's request for some company documents and quickly realized the records could be used as evidence that the company had been bribing foreign officials.
"I hadn't actually realized any records, personal or historical, had been broken until my teammates started congratulating me and pouring me with love until well after the game," Oguwmike said.
In a Tuesday Facebook post, Palermo said he only realized Collect Records had a relationship with Shkreli after outrage cascaded over the Internet this week in response to the price jump.
When Swank and Third Man learned of the Light in the Attic release, they realized "This Record Belongs To …" would make an excellent companion to the Third Man children's record player already in the pipeline.
Although she was approved for Global Entry, she asked that her name not be published because she was skittish about an episode she never realized was recorded.
