Sentence examples for recorder called from inspiring English sources

The Dish Network's battle with broadcasters over a tricked-out digital video recorder called the Hopper has come to Twitter.

"The roots go back to 1983 when I found this tape recorder called the Studio Recorder 60 upstairs at my house," explains Eggsy, the most coherent of the group.

One turn-of-the-last-century secretarial guidebook offered the cautionary tale of a secretary who refused to learn how to use an early transcribing recorder called a "business phonograph," and was promptly replaced by a younger stenographer, at $3 more a week.

Recently, thanks to a new type recorder called electron direct detector device (DDD), cryo-EM field is experiencing revolution.

Shepard had told him days before that this new recorder, called a body Nagra, would be strapped on to his back under his shirt.

Inside was a reel-to-reel tape recorder called a Uher (pronounced Yyu-er) and I had to lug it everywhere, including to my first job, interviewing a farmer in a field.

Her tape recorder calls her name in the middle of the night, even though there's no tape in it.

In a dramatic moment-by-moment account, the N.T.S.B.'s chairwoman, Deborah A. P. Hersman, suggested that crew members had little inkling of the impending crash until about seven seconds before impact, when one is heard on a cockpit recorder calling for an increase in speed.

"So my study is hoping to answer the question: how many pesticides or pheromone disruptors do farmers avoid using because of the services of bats?" Ingram is using sound recorders called bat detectors to record the various echolocation calls the bats emit when they're seeking and about to eat prey.

Now these same boxes are beginning to add the functionality of a hard-disk recorder (sometimes called a personal video recorder) like those sold by ReplayTV or TiVo.

In 1972 he founded with Kees Boeke and Walter van Hauwe an avant-garde recorder trio called Sour Cream.