Sentence examples for recorded piece from inspiring English sources

"I hadn't even heard the Janis Joplin version when I recorded Piece of My Heart,' " the 28-year-old Hill admits.

Her first recorded piece, a 1986 student work called "In Passing," was described by Jack Anderson in The New York Times as suggesting "choreographic traffic patterns" that hinted at "emotional relationships".

The PP population were those subjects who received RLAI at baseline and completed the study (defined as having at least one recorded piece of information 720 days (24-months) post baseline).

The new regulation allows non-Canadians to contribute up to 50% of the finished content to each of both the music and the lyrics of a recorded piece, and still qualify for Canadian content status provided the recording artist is Canadian, or the song is recorded in Canada.

No matter that this is the most recorded piece of British music, that the famous melody from Jupiter is played at every Remembrance Day service, as it was at Princess Diana's funeral, that in every lazy piece of television journalism Mars props up images of war and carnage.

(The same ground is covered by another, far more famous 17th-century opera, Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas".) As far as I can tell (never having seen or heard this rarely staged and rarely recorded piece), "La Didone" is performed intact and quite beautifully, with the mezzo-soprano Hai-Ting Chinn in the title role and the tenor John Young as Aeneas.

This dance, to recorded pieces by John Adams, abounded with sudden changes.

Eight dancers kept swooping and gliding in and out to recorded pieces by Giovanni Sollima, Jurgen Knieper and Laurie Anderson.

These newly rediscovered and beautifully recorded pieces are infinitely better and give a much truer picture of the quartet's achievement.

But we are relied upon to make something coherent of these recorded pieces of distorted human behavior which take us into the dark of our souls, which show us the back of the moon.

The Twitter versions of the case may have offered less artful, fuller versions of the written or recorded pieces: Guardian readers had the benefit of both traditional reports and tweets.