Sentence examples for recording very from inspiring English sources

Britain was on smog alert earlier this month after recording very high levels of air pollution.

The appetite for the film in both Germany and the UK is strong, with both territories recording very healthy advance ticket sales.

However, it's not right to speak of any typically "Siberian" sound: the local electronica scene encompasses all sorts of different artists, bound by friendship but recording very dissimilar music.

And now everybody with a cellphone is capable of recording very high-quality images.

The velocity-type broadband seismometers used for F-net VSE-355G33) and MYR (VS3, Muramatsu et al., 2001) are very capable of recording very long-period components excited by this M 9 earthquake.

Google is closing in on a deal for Skybox Imaging, a satellite company that specialises in recording very detailed landscape pictures and video, TechCrunch has heard from three different sources.

It's recorded very well.

Sontag has recorded very mixed feelings about Philip Rieff.

All have recorded very high save percentages despite facing a high volume of shots.

This collection was apparently recorded very quickly, with 10 songs laid down in just five days.

It is a digital camera, with a 170 megapixel light detector, and can thus record very faint objects.