Sentence examples for really record from inspiring English sources

Rather than spontaneity or actual mistakes, this kind of manufactured "perfection" is really record company propaganda.

'There's an attitude of reverence and awe and love, in terms of very corporeal love with God, as well as with people.' Will he really record an album for each of the 50 states?

Robert Greifeld: Well, we certainly have benefited by the really record volumes we've seen in the last year.

Can cops really record jailhouse visits in order to get fresh information, as Box does?

[laughs] Boy, the world is so different right now, there aren't really record companies, you have to sell billions of records..

So I only did that so many times, and I was able to watch those sets OK, and then I just didn't really record at all for a while.

Has Noble really recorded his own emotional collapse?

Pops, who would be dead in a year, asked excitedly if Prince had really recorded it.

He said a 2010 contract headed "Sale of Shares" really recorded a loan to his close friend, the then AWH chief executive Girolamo.

How many teams are really recording game tape to be annotated by coaches and shared with players?

"But they only really recorded their history for the time between A.D. 300 and 900.