Sentence examples for recordings survive from inspiring English sources

One-off TV comedies put on by Rix regularly drew audiences of 15 million or more, but few recordings survive.

Yet their early recordings survive as some of the most accessible and joyous music to come out of Africa.

Many antique recordings survive, said Jay Allison, co-executive producer of "Lost and Found Sound," a yearlong look at the sounds of the 20th century that is being broadcast on National Public Radio.

The 1970s proved to be an intensely productive decade for Hill who, while working as a full-time teacher, managed to produce 18 novels, a dozen or more short stories, the television play An Affair of Honour for the BBC's 30-Minute Theatre series (though no recordings survive) and even a comedy sketch for The Dave Allen Show.

On one wall, five lurid sample pages from horror comics were introduced with the large title "KILL!" and a caption asking "Should your child see this?" Apparently no recordings survive of the discussions about these comics broadcast on BBC television and radio, but debates in parliament reveal the misgivings about trying to curb them without imposing wider press censorship.

Control mice died after a week; those exposed to opera recordings survived as much as three times as long.

The great majority of the klezmer recordings that survive from this era were pressed in the New York City area.

Recordings also survive of Prime Minister Gladstone congratulating Thomas Edison on his invention of the phonograph and of Henry Irving reciting the opening monologue of "Richard III".

The early 20th-century recordings that survive were made when Moreschi was in his mid-40s.

We are lucky so many of his recordings have survived - there's so much material that his record company, RCA, was able to release a Heifetz Collection of 65 CDs in 1994.

For decades, beloved Zamrock has been largely forgotten, but the recordings have survived and Zamrock is returning.