Sentence examples for record listening from inspiring English sources

No. I'd much rather be in the studio, listening to a Burt Bacharach record, listening to chord progressions, studying them and teaching myself to go somewhere else.

While in town, drop into Bruised Apple Books, with a section devoted to the Hudson Valley's past and present, a pulp mystery reading room and a vinyl record listening station.

DG: I didn't think of it in terms of Side A and Side B in quality, but in terms of a record listening journey and when it's appropriate to flip the record.

In April , 2004 Fortune described O'Neal as a "turnaround genius," and in July, 2006, Euromoney, in a long cover story on O'Neal, concluded, "Look at his track record; listen to what he says".

It's recommended to record, listen and listen again only after few hours, so your mind will be able to spot even the smallest mistakes.

The company now has many of its sample listeners carry the Portable People Meter, or P.P.M., a beeper-size device that records listening habits, but critics say that method undercounts minority listeners.

But the shift to digital has transformed recording, listening, and even the way we experience time and space, in ways we might not fully comprehend.

He unearthed century-old birth and marriage records, listened to Broonzy's many recorded interviews and pored over his autobiography, "Big Bill Blues," discovering and putting into context Broonzy's many historical exaggerations.

Iovine, a recording industry veteran and chairman of Universal Music Group's Interscope Geffen A&M Records, listened attentively, then said: "Dre man, we need to do something.

Just take a look at our medical records; listen to the NGOs that have been struggling to educate DECC officials for decades.

A record executive representing Roadrunner Records listened to the demo and signed the band.