Sentence examples for records designed from inspiring English sources

For reissues, this multi-tier release is now common practice, with super-premium versions of old records designed to delight – or exploit – an act's most passionate fans.

I'm a self-confessed musical snob, and records designed for the most part to move the feet and not the mind have always found themselves firmly on my blacklist.

This, the eternal mark of success for Australian pop artists, and something that drives many to distraction in their efforts to crack the US – witness Guy Sebastian's drab eighth album Madness, the latest in a long line of records designed to trick American ears into thinking the performer is "one of them".

Some are more general, enterprise-level systems such as electronic health records, designed to improve communication between medical professionals.

For evaluation, three guidelines were specified in an intermediate format and were applied to a set of simulated patient records designed to cover prototypical cases.

When you include the fact that it's a mobile patient check-in for patients, and automatically creates electronic medical records designed for doctors and nurses, with the aim being to cut ER wait times in half, you start to understand the AI heritage it's come from.

One of Mr. Nathan's innovations was to construct a facility not just for recording music but also for pressing records, designing album-cover art, and packing boxes and shipping them out.

Simon & Schuster will send you, for $4.85, a phonograph record designed to put you to sleep.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 27, 1951 P. 23 Simon & Schuster will send you, for $4.85, a phonograph record designed to put you to sleep.

It's not a record designed to carry the fans Sigur Rós picked up post-Hoppípolla and its parent album, Takk.

The farm register is a comprehensive record designed to track all animal movements, treatments, and veterinary interventions on the farm.