Sentence examples for records run out from inspiring English sources
Half Note records, run out of the Blue Note club in New York, has started a voluminous series of CD's recorded live at the club -- a practice that eliminates studio costs.
Homegrown labels like Bobby Robinson's Enjoy Records, run out of his Harlem Record shop, and Tom Silverman's $5,000 start-up Tommy Boy Records, the label behind Bambaataa's famous 1982 hit "Planet Rock," helped build a paying market.
"I was picking the needle off the wrong record or letting records run out.
And I didn't set any land-speed records running out the door.
The Beatles' Love Me Do was recorded in 1962 and, according to UK law, master recording copyrights run out after 50 years.
During the final edit, Lennon told Emerick to "cut it right there" at 7 minutes and 44 seconds, creating a sudden, jarring silence that concludes the first side of Abbey Road (the recording tape would have run out within 20 seconds as it was).
"I don't know when the last time I heard a record that made me want to run out and go buy a bunch of other records.
While recovering, he read his own notes, and discovered that the ward sister had recorded that the morphine had run out when he made his request, so she had just injected him with saline solution instead.
"The worst part is that these figures have been collated while councils' emergency Discretionary Housing Payments are still available; they are being used up at record speed and when they run out, these figures will only get worse," Mr Singer said.
When a batsman is run out, the scorecard records just that.
