Sentence examples for recording much from inspiring English sources

An outline of the scope and history of encyclopaedias is essentially a guide to the development of scholarship, for encyclopaedias stand out as landmarks throughout the centuries, recording much of what was known at the time of publication.

You learn more about what Chief Keef has seen in the last nine months from the liner notes than from the music: the list of guests, the use of Interscope Studios in Santa Monica for recording much of the material.

Most histories of the convention rely heavily on the famous notes taken by Madison, but he apparently could barely abide Pinckney and avoided recording much of what the South Carolinian said.

In his 1990 book "Life After Television" the futurist George Gilder forecast a golden age of artistic expression, to be ushered in by the telecommunications explosion... Yes, technology has made publishing and recording much cheaper.

His response, was of course, centered on the rocks that end up recording much of what transpires on this planet: I would like us to behave around the planet now in a way that makes it very tough to spot the Anthropocene in the future geological record.

Snarling songs of bilious angst, Reznor – an ex-janitor and horror movie fanatic from Pennsylvania recording much of his music himself – displayed such fierce independence and cyberpunk allure that he offered fans a dark, passionate and consuming package to dedicate themselves to.

With his regular collaborators the producer Christopher Bishop and the engineer Christopher Parker he made more than sixty recordings, re-recording much of his key repertoire in stereo.

You've recorded much of Wait For Me in your bedroom.

No one knew what language it recorded, much less what it said.

Why don't you paragraph?" She invariably forgave him, though, and recorded much of his work.

His camera crew recorded much of the day for future campaign commercials.