Sentence examples for records too much from inspiring English sources

Elian's father had complained that Lazaro Gonzalez has given the news media, and relatives with criminal records, too much access to the boy.

"However, as a player, I don't think you worry about records too much, although it is a wonderful thing to be able to tick off.

No. We'll just build a few thousand miles of razor wire round the whole sorry mess, wait for the survivors to eat each other and try not to play our George Harrison records too much.

If anything, the flaws in Murray's collection stem from having too much to say, too many extraordinary and searing incidents to record, too much life to conjure up.

And, the ability the record too much of our lives too accurately, will lead some people to live in moments they were meant to abandon.

I didn't fiddle with the video recording too much, because I've always seen that as more of a convenience on digital cameras rather than a specific selling point.

I can't think about the recording too much or I'll get very nervous.

To date, collection and distribution of these early records necessitated too much effort.

The peaks are fantastic – "Covet," "Comfort," "Summer's Colour," "Crickets Throw Their Voice" – but the records feature too much monochromatic filler.

START A NEW RECORD LABEL Too much emphasis is placed on making sure "Idol" winners and other favorites become mainstream pop stars.

Travers had been among the first to hear the Big Pink fare, Peter, Paul and Mary's recording of Too Much of Nothing predating even that song's copyright registration.