Sentence examples for record kind from inspiring English sources

"We spent a lot of money on this record, kind of knowing we wouldn't make it back personally," she went on.

On the cusp of her 33rd birthday, Coffman is starting to move past the anxiety she explores on the record, "kind of coming into a new state of mind".

But, Levon passed away and then T-Bone passed away, and the record kind of disintegrated.

"The whole record kind of has a world feel to it in a way," she told MTV News.

Pretty much the whole album is on different relationships I've been in, so the record kind of goes along chronologically.

All of a sudden, the whole song shifted, and that was when the record kind of...it was like, "Yes, that is the way we should do this.

Sethi's opinion of the second apology is one he will express only off the record; he is not an off-the-record kind of guy, but there is always the danger that some intemperate public remark will create visa problems for him and keep him from doing the work he has contracted to do.

"Back in the day, criminal records kind of faded away over time," Dietrich said.

Joining them for a tribute to John Coltrane will be the master drummer Jimmy Cobb, the last man standing from the recording "Kind of Blue".

By the last chorus, he has drifted into uncharted territory, playing in a modal style that would become popular only when Miles Davis recorded "Kind of Blue" in 1959.

The Barbie doll and pantyhose went on sale for the first time; Miles Davis recorded "Kind of Blue" at a New York studio.