Sentence examples for record cutting from inspiring English sources

Utilizing a diverse array of materials and intentionally overcomplicated packaging, Dixon uses 1940s record cutting lathes to make hand-cut record editions that are works of art in themselves.

But every service tarts up an athlete's record, cutting everything but the clearest coups and then adding surging chords, titles in showoff fonts and rack-focus shots of the scoreboard.

Inequality had risen and economic growth was stuttering, but Mr Harper gambled that he could win a rare fourth term by relying on his party's economic record, cutting the federal government, the inexperience of his opponents and by ruthless use of negative campaigning and wedge issues like a ban on the niqab at citizenship ceremonies.

The second overlapping adjacent phase including record merging, record cutting, and threshold filtering processes verifies overlapped segments and confirms no redundant perfect/imperfect SSR patterns.

For the record, Cutting, a Gilded Age aristocrat, was the good-government-minded president of the Citizens Union.

With on-track pharmacies, everything would be recorded, cutting down on inappropriate treatments that have led to breakdowns and doping.

Using audio resources available at Yale…we will learn basic techniques for audio production: recording, cutting audio, sound design.

LaFaro was killed in a car accident in 1961 just days after they were recorded, cutting his legacy tragically short.

Through those budgets, and the votes taken in the House and the Senate in this Congress, Republicans are establishing a record of cutting spending and taxes, while Democrats are establishing a record of refusing to cut spending, and raising taxes.

He pointed to what he described as his exemplary record of attendance at council meetings - and at his record in cutting the city's budget.

As governor, Pence established a record of cutting taxes.