Sentence examples for records opened from inspiring English sources

Hailing from the same corner of west London as the Clash, Rough Trade Records opened its doors in 1976.

She added: "We had to get a lawyer and petition the court to get the records opened and this took about six to seven months.

I don't think I'll ever be able to fully explain the way that the Velvet Underground's records opened a door in my head.

The Boston archdiocese has long tried to keep the documents sealed, and they became public only after The Boston Globe filed a request to see them and a judge ordered the records opened last year.

Not long after Eat Records opened in Greenpoint in 2003, the owners of the vintage-vinyl shop added a cafe to the space, cramming in a few tables beside bins of discs.

A vast archive of German war records opened to the public, giving historians and Holocaust survivors who have waited more than 60 years access to concentration camp papers detailing Nazi horrors.

The last record opened up the space".

A touring revue of Disney songs called "On the Record" opened in Cleveland in 2004 and was dead in Denver eight months later.

The record opened at number one on the Billboard 200, making Jackson the first female artist in the Nielsen SoundScan era to do so.

That record opened doors for him and by 2010 he was resident of Ibiza's Ushuaia before graduating to the Formentera branch of Cocoon.

They scored 286 for four after the openers, Fraser Watts and the captain, Gavin Hamilton, hit centuries in a record opening stand.