Sentence examples for records to pay from inspiring English sources

John called me in 1967 and said, "I'm doing this concert in Folsom Prison and I'm gonna get Columbia Records to pay for you to take some pictures".

He spun records to pay the bills when he first arrived in the States, has produced two solo EPs, and can now count Jay-Z, Angie Stone and Pharoahe Monch among his collaborators.

The publishers lost their case in the Supreme Court but soon got Congress to amend the copyright act in their favor, requiring manufacturers of music rolls, as well as the newly popular phonograph records, to pay lucrative royalty fees.

He says that around that time Madonna was getting sued and needed money, so he told her "Let me release 'Lucky Star', and I guarantee that you'll sell enough records to pay that off".

It conducted the largest global equity raising on record, to pay for the development of fields off Brazil's coast.

"I would like to go on record to pay genuine tribute to Royce Simmons.

For the Rangel campaign, Espaillat's last-minute populist push is too much at odds with this record to pay off for him.

But unlike his debut, Sharam used this new record to pay homage to his music influences across electronic music, from the 80s synth pop and disco of Moroder to drum 'n bass.

Why should journalists and others seeking these records have to pay for a convoluted search required because Palin dodged the normal chain of communications?

He needed to get a record company to pay attention to him, to sign him, record him and distribute the product.

Already this year, Americans have donated a record amount to pay down the debt, sending the Treasury more than $7 million in personal checks.