Sentence examples for record planning from inspiring English sources

He remained with the Expos until June, then left them after posting a 3-6 record, planning to retire.

But for labels that work record to record, planning that far ahead is a difficult task; there are too many moving parts to keep track of, including cover art, mastering files, and even the productions themselves.

Apparently the recipe for nearly four and a half hours of smirking techno and house is a bunch of kiki-ing via text, impromptu record planning, and pushing every aspect of the party to the edge of total failure.

Furthermore, changes in our workspace and tools (eg, electronic records, planning systems), and workloads (eg, billing, insurance, regulations) may have unforeseen effects on safety.

Soon they abandoned playing songs in the hard-rock genre, and got signed by a music management company called Gotham Records, planning to move in a new musical direction.

Bridge Records plans to release an anniversary set next year, and Sony Classical has already released another on two CD's.

He has refused to take part in a partial review of digital voting records planned by electoral authorities, calling it a sham.

In September Nonesuch Records plans to release an American version of "In the Heart of the Moon," his acclaimed collaboration with the kora virtuoso Toumani Diabaté.

And on July 27, the Virginia label County Records plans to issue a CD of an album that Mr. Byrd made in 1978 with members of the Country Gentlemen called "U.S.

The New York Times, one of a number of media organizations that had requested the records, plans to publish the ratings on its education blog, SchoolBook, and has asked teachers to respond online.

On Sept. 16 New West Records plans to release "The Imus Ranch Record," in which 13 artists selected by Mr. Imus — including Vince Gill, Willie Nelson, Dwight Yoakum and Patty Loveless — perform cover versions of songs chosen by Mr. Imus.