Sentence examples for records thought from inspiring English sources

Virgin Records thought of the concept of Billie well before they met her.

Art Rupe, the owner of Specialty Records, thought that his label might be boycotted if they encouraged Cooke to give up gospel, so Blackwell played the tapes to Keane.

But the big bad Don Ienner, a record Executive for Columbia Records, thought that it could make a great single.

Bronze Records thought the new line-up would not make the grade and decided to "nail down the lid" on the group with a compilation album.

Records thought to be in error were returned to the electromyographers for remeasurement and resubmission.

Mr. Miller, of Columbia Records, thinks they have abused their power.

Yet Greg Rigamer, a consultant whose firm has examined voter-registration and change-of-address records, thinks the size of the out-of-state evacuee vote has been overestimated.

He looked for capable fact finders: people eager to comb through courthouse records, think through problems, knock on doors, and get strangers to tell them things.

Brodeur, who for the first time ever posted a losing record, thought about quitting.

The recording thought to be by Patti is among the ones that has yet to be heard.

We made a record, thought it was a good idea and had a really good time doing that.