Sentence examples for records blue from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Histogram of the number of occurrences per species for all quality records (red) versus only high-quality records (blue; categories A, AA, AAA).

Due Dec. 4 from Capitol Records, "Blue Neighbourhood," which follows a pair of impressive EPs, is full of shimmering electro-pop textures and disarmingly intimate lyrics, such as this line in his song "Fools" about his and his boyfriend's differing tastes in deodorant: "You like stick, and I like aerosol".

Vaccination status of recruited patients was obtained by either review of the child's hand-held health records (Blue Book), contacting the Australian Childhood Immunisation Registry (with parental permission) for patients <7 years of age (www.medicareaustralia.gov.au/public/services/acir/index.jsp), or, if these validated sources were unavailable, parental recall.

Armstrong did something like this in 1930, when he recorded "Blue Yodel No. 9" with Jimmie Rodgers.

Davis, Mingus and Mr. Charles used the loft to hone the sound heard on the record "Blue Moods".

Since Jones was the band's blues purist, I ask Watts whether he thought of him while recording Blue & Lonesome.

At one point on the record, Blue Ivy's voice is sampled: "What's a will?" she asks.

If his last studio record, "Blue Moon Swamp," found him hewing closely to the Creedence Clearwater Revival blueprint, this new album is messily, gleefully all over the place.

Despite its modest size and short track record, Blue Engine has already seized the attention of educators and attracted notice from President Obama.

One month earlier, Mr. West added, the band had recorded "Blue Sky" in the studio for the "Eat a Peach" album.

That summer he started playing with Thelonious Monk, beginning a six-month residence at the Five Spot jazz club in New York; in September he recorded "Blue Train" (Blue Note), a promise if still not quite an arrival.