Sentence examples for recently on record from inspiring English sources

It was a dense and thudding performance, and it sounded nothing like the Phosphorescent heard recently on record.

This former director, Alan Weston, has said recently on record that new airship tech could enable more efficient cargo transportation over great distances.

As the Obama Administration claims closure in Afghanistan, it continues to wage war in the Middle East - America's third such war since 9/11 -- leading the military campaign against ISIS, even though the US commander of special forces in the Middle East is recently on record as admitting that "we do not understand the movement, and [that] until we do, we are not going to defeat it".

Oprah Winfrey embraced it on the recommendation of President Obama (who has also recently gone on record as a "Lincoln" fan), and it seems to strike a chord of populist sentiment usually missing from the earnest-indie repertory.

Entergy recently went on record opposing backup power to emergency sirens, yet it seems to have ample funds for advertising campaigns designed to lull the public into a false sense of security.

But Willingham has recently gone on record lamenting the low number of black head coaches in college football, saying in October that "I don't think you can say we're building any momentum".

But as Austin Nimrocks points out in a post at SCOTUSblog, Justice Kennedy was recently on the record hailing the democratic process (rather than federal courtrooms) as the right venue for resolving deep cultural controversies.

This record got re-issued recently on EM records, so make sure you get a copy before it gets expensive!

The eight short movements (which the group recently recorded on a Glass disc) include fast ones featuring the composer's trademark ostinato patterns and pulsing energy and poignant slower ones variously offering a soulful cello melody, a harmonically rich, choralelike episode and a haunting violin solo.

How did you feel when Paul McCartney went on record recently to say you didn't break up the Beatles?

(If you've heard him on record recently, maybe it was "Signing," his collaboration with the vibraphonist Joe Locke, released on Motéma last year).