Sentence examples for recorded introductions from inspiring English sources

Overnight music will continue to be canned, but now with recorded introductions by a host.

Some of those may be specially packaged, with some guests doing newly recorded introductions to memorable shows.

In addition to these programs of his own, Murrow provides recorded introductions for "This I Believe," a five-day-a-week radio program, arranged by Raymond Swing, that presents the philosophies of various public and private citizens.

Also included are three short films by Mr. Étaix — among them his Oscar-winning 1962 short "Happy Anniversary" — as well as newly recorded introductions to the films by Mr. Étaix, who today, at 84, remains a sharp, cleareyed, skeptical presence.

The earliest recorded introductions were to Barbados and Martinique.

Following the success of Ronnie Barker: A BAFTA Tribute, Barker wanted to return The Two Ronnies to television and the BBC commissioned The Two Ronnies Sketchbook, a clip show of their best sketches along with newly recorded introductions.

After an amiable recorded introduction by Sam Adams, the mayor of their hometown — Portland, Ore .— the members of the band stood in front of a backdrop of Northwestern pines.

Viewers were largely quiet at the start of a promotional screening that opened with a recorded introduction by Mr. Cameron, who promised that the clips, drawn from the first half of the movie, included no "spoilers".

Sheppard's voice will be heard Sunday night, as it has been all season — as the recorded introduction for No. 2, the Yankee captain Derek Jeter, after Jeter requested this rare favor.

And his newly recorded introduction gives him the chance to apologize -- sort of -- for his voiceover comments on an earlier, laser-disc version, in which he disparaged the then-fledgling DVD in favor of the laser disc.

Biden made a cameo during Obama's recorded introduction with gauzy nostalgia for an era not quite yet done.