Sentence examples for records caught from inspiring English sources

guys from Columbia Records caught wind of this and alerted headquarters in New York.

Adoptions in Argentina, as elsewhere in Latin America, were haphazardly regulated in the best of times, but a few details in the records caught Alcira Ríos's attention.

The buzz mounted until Dais and What's Your Rupture? records caught wind, and the band suddenly had a press machine that caused a domino effect of positive reviews.

Though released by a tiny label in Spain, the record caught the ear of aficionados.

The finale, which had 18 guitarists spanning the stage for a string of solos, didn't make all of them audible; maybe the recording caught them.

Take the case of Christopher Tappin, a retired golf-loving businessman from Orpington with a sick wife and an unblemished record, caught up in an American sting operation aimed at unmasking Iran's nuclear programme.

Phil Robson The Immeasurable Code British jazz guitarist Robson is no stranger to transatlantic partnerships, but this one with the understatedly persuasive American postbop saxophonist Mark Turner – a recording caught live on tour this year – might be the best of them.

But the company is not what it was; for some time, it was a major manufacturer of equipment in America, a key player in early Valley history: as tape recording caught on, along came computers with stored programs.

Most (>60%) of the retrieved carcasses were Laysan or black-browed albatrosses, the two species that were most commonly recorded "caught" (Table 3).

As he mentions his growing family, the recording catches his phone ringing.

In the morning they wake to find they have made a record catch - 53 fish.