Sentence examples for records learned from inspiring English sources

In May 2011, Guinness World Records learned that Maria Gomes Valentin of Brazil was 48 days older.

Smith became curious about the drum's owner, and after scouring military and civilian records, learned about Guibert's journey to Gettysburg.

Clark, who is touring in support of her critically acclaimed second album, Actor (4AD Records), learned finger-style guitar from uncle Tuck Andress (of Tuck and Patti jazz fame), previously performed with the Polyphonic Spree and Sufjan Stevens, then took the solo plunge under the guise of St . Vincent her great-grandmother's middle name.

Though jazz put a premium on in-the-moment improvisation, jazz musicians tended to value records, learn from them, and pass them around.

Like many nerdy youngsters I spent much of my childhood listening to Monty Python records, learning them verbatim, fittingly parroting them.

Growing up in Ethiopia's northernmost region of Tigray, Gebre Gebremariam studied Haile Gebrselassie in school, memorizing his medals and records, learning what it took to be a legend.

Huang et al. (2012) considered a smart learning environment is high-level digital environment that realizes learning context awareness, recognizes learner's characteristic, provides adaptive learning resources and convenient interactive tools, records learning process automatically and evaluates learning outcomes.

Beyond facilitating these social grassroots campaigns, Votizen users can also update their voter records, learn about the candidates and the issues and take a stand on those issues, writing letters to their representatives.

He had joined as a saxophonist, though he records learning the oboe: "I long for the time when I can blow my oboe well enough to play in the band".

In the nineteen-thirties he recorded "Learn to Croon": All hopes for the abolition of crooning were dashed by the rise of radio, a crooner's medium.

Jon Francis Lucow, a professional musician in New York City, has used Guitarist and iShred during performances, and to "record, learn songs and jam on the subway".