Sentence examples for records pretty much from inspiring English sources

When he starts writing, he records pretty much everything he thinks of.

Al Rockoff, once a wild and daring much-wounded freelance photographer -- and now an only slightly less wild free spirit with a frighteningly untrammeled gray beard -- has become a part of the history he recorded, pretty much by standing still.

We recorded pretty much all of it live and with very little overdubs.

This record pretty much sums up what I said about Nacht Und Nebel.

She moved down to Portland with us, and lived in the house, and recorded pretty much everything we did for two months.

I recorded pretty much all the drum sounds except some of the kicks - with this set of little instruments I've collected on my various travels.

According to singer Gruff Rhys the instrumentation was recorded "pretty much live" after which lyrics were written and the band's 10 minute jam session was "chopped... up and made into a composed song" with the electronic section intact.

The historical record pretty much demonstrates that crises have never accommodated the Presidents of America by lining up and presenting themselves one at a time, like the villains in bad kung-fu movies.

The rise of karaoke parallels the technological development of multi-track recording; pretty much as soon as there was a separate vocal track, it was possible to mix this track out of the recording and create a karaoke backing track.

After some incredible early promise Aeroplane went on to record pretty much the worst record ever and Kathy Diamond slunk back into obscurity when everyone got bored of their Tiger & Woods 12"s and stopped caring about spangly disco records made by people called Kathy.

"The individual census records are pretty much destroyed, but the aggregated data survived.