Sentence examples for recording broke down from inspiring English sources

Expenditure control and recording broke down almost a year ahead of the election.

Recording broke down barriers between cultures, but it also placed more archaic musical forms in danger of extinction.

A harsh, uncompromising slab of raw acid house created by a Glasgow-born part-time lecturer at Salford College of Technology, the record broke down barriers between the emerging youth movement and mainstream society.

He may prefer the quick option and self-sabotage his selection hopes rather than endure another death by a thousand cuts – his game dissected, his record broken down, his failings exposed – for the next two months.

Google was developing a more extensive service, but in May, after licensing talks with record labels broke down, the company introduced Music Beta, with restrictions similar to Cloud Player's.

In the 20th century recording and broadcasting broke down that isolation.

Favre, who holds every meaningful career record for quarterbacks, broke down in tears as he told America: 'I know I can play, but I don't think I want to.

In her book Stephen Hawking: a biography, Kristen Larsen wrote that Hawking almost missed his recording session, as his wheelchair broke down two days before his flight to Los Angeles, where the recording took place.

It looks just like a used-record store, with record posters and bins of records broken down into genres.

It enables patients to personally take charge of the distribution of their personal medical records, breaking down the information silos and enabling your doctors to all be on the same page.

On Tuesday talks with Tim Sherwood broke down before QPR recorded their first away win of the season under the caretaker Chris Ramsey with a 2-0 win over Sunderland.