Sentence examples for recording society from inspiring English sources

New releases on the Marlboro Recording Society label feature memorable live performances.

Mr. Bull moved to the Nashville area in 1992 and in 1996 started his own label, Timeless Recording Society, which released "Steel Tears," the first album to feature his singing.

The musicians, trustees and staff of the Marlboro Music School and Festival extend sincere sympathy to the family and celebrate the life of their dear friend who gave so generously of herself to music, musicians, and to Marlboro, as trustee and founding administrative coordinator of the Marlboro Recording Society.

In The Man-Eating Myth, Arens notes that he was unable to find any form of "adequate documentation" for the existence of socially sanctioned cannibalism in any recorded society.

Similarly, human relations area files documents that 93%% of 1,154 recorded societies recognize some degree of polygyny (Clark 1998).

Two hundred years ago it was owned by Frank Austen, whose novelist sister certainly visited here many times – a rather apposite connection given the role played by both Janes in recording the society of their times.

The American psychologist Stephen Pinker has recorded that society is steadily evolving in a more peaceful and tolerant direction.

The only reason gold has value is because one day, way back when, long before recorded history, society simply decided that this yellowish precious metal should represent "money".

In due course Elrington also succeeded Pugh as the President of the Wiltshire Record Society in 1984, the Society founded in 1937 by Pugh and described by Elrington (before he became its President) as "probably the very best" of the local record societies.

Many have been published by the Harleian Society, some by county record societies, and a few have been printed privately.

The West Brom said: "Although this will result in the society recording a loss for the year to March 2017, underlying profitability is expected to be maintained, and the capital position of the society remains strong, and is significantly in excess of regulatory requirements".