Sentence examples for records quickly from inspiring English sources

The high-torque motor, which means records quickly accelerate to their playing speed, and the intuitive pitch-shift controls make it easy for DJs to mix tracks together.

The goal of the legislation was lofty: to help people who have been exonerated clear their criminal records, quickly and completely.

A doctor in a hospital, for example, would be able to call up important records quickly at a patient's bedside by using the nearest remote display.

One of the innovations the president is going to talk about is something called Blue Button at the Department of Veterans Affairs to help people get their medical records quickly.

And if the few times he blows his horn about his musical legacy seem equally infra dig (Dylan's lyrics are "without equal", but "musically" Donovan was "more creative and influential"), listening to some of his records quickly dispels this notion.

BAGHDAD — The release of thousands of classified Iraq war records quickly became part of Iraq's fraught political terrain on Saturday, with Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki denouncing the leak as a move to derail his bid for a second term.

Their first album, a self-titled 1972 recording, quickly went gold.

His latest albums, "Mono" and "Stereo" (Vagrant), were recorded quickly and roughly, to get closer to the old spirit.

Both were recorded quickly and came with cockily self-referential singles: The Real Slim Shady and Tricky Kid.

It consists of twelve songs — most involving sex and anger — which Veloso taught to his three-piece rhythm section, and recorded quickly, adding few overdubs.

"I'm Wide Awake," the stronger of the two, was recorded quickly, with some songs done live in one take, and generally resembles Oberst's earlier work.