Sentence examples for records decided from inspiring English sources

Immigration lawyers have reported that many young people who had criminal records decided not to apply for deferrals.

IN 1980, according to a book about the music industry by Fredric Dannen called "Hit Men", CBS Records decided to run an experiment with a band, Pink Floyd.

This week, Third Man Records decided to beat the flippers at their own game, listing their own limited-edition White Stripes reissues on eBay.

In Taylor Swift's case, Big Machine Records decided to keep her previous album, "Red," off Spotify in the first weeks after its release in order to increase record sales.

In 1965, when Columbia Records decided to release a 1961 song by the pre-Motown Four Tops, the Motown team was told one morning to come up with a bigger hit.

In September 1918, German-American Otto K E Heinemann, manager of the US office of the German Odeon records, decided, given events in Europe, that it might be wise to start a US-based record label.

(We will defer to whatever the Guinness Book of World Records decides; the title of biggest depends on whether the Alta Wind Energy Center in the Tehachapi Mountains in California is counted as one project or five).

"I am not prepared to have my 29-year record in the United States Senate decided by the Pennsylvania Republican primary electorate — not prepared to have that record decided by that jury," he said.

Senator Specter is quoted as saying, "I am not prepared to have my 29-year record in the United States Senate decided by the Pennsylvania Republican primary electorate — not prepared to have that record decided by that jury".

One might point out that he was perfectly willing to have his record decided by precisely that electorate five times before ie, until it looked like he would lose.

India, despite its historical record, decided not to send its cricket team to the Games.