Sentence examples for recording of take from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most famous section is the run under Harlem heard between the notes of Ellington's recording of "Take the A Train," which was written by Billy Strayhorn.

Lest it be accused of skewing too hip, the library has also selected Edward Meeker's 1908 recording of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," performed with the Edison Orchestra and including the rarely heard second verse, which, says the library, reminds us "that the song is about a baseball-loving woman".

Ms. DiAngelo, an oboist who studies at the Manhattan School of Music, said the sense of stepping into a time warp was heightened because, just as the train pulled into the station, she had been listening to an Ella Fitzgerald recording of "Take the A Train" on her iPod.

A studio recording of "Taking Chances" was released as a single, available for digital download, and appeared on the album Glee: The Music, Volume 1.

The Mossad has a record of taking startling risks.

Both men now share the record of taking 28 runs from a Test over.

"He has a proven track record of taking unprescribed medicine, of messing with his medication.

He has a long record of taking on not only the other party, but his own.

She has a record of taking courageous stands, notably in tackling the Police Federation.

It has a track record of taking firm action based on evidence provided," said the spokesman.

Winning that gold medal meant that Britain kept up her record of taking a rowing gold at every Olympics since 1984.