Sentence examples for records worth from inspiring English sources

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the nineties, the Los Angeles band That Dog delivered three records' worth of slightly off-center indie-pop songs embellished with violin and cello parts as well as smooth harmonies.

Night Life Never Say Never In the nineties, the Los Angeles band That Dog delivered three records' worth of slightly off-center indie-pop songs embellished with violin and cello parts as well as smooth harmonies.

In the nineties, the Los Angeles band That Dog delivered three records' worth of slightly off-center indie-pop songs embellished with violin and cello parts as well as smooth harmonies.

They all offer subscription-based products (AKA old-school record clubs, similar to the online singles clubs), where customers sign up and trust them to deliver records worth owning to their door on a monthly basis.

Less than five vinyl records' worth of his music appeared during his lifetime; since his death there have been more than 50 CD's, including 24 so far in Hat Art's monumental attempt at his complete output.

His bare legs were thinner and looked longer as he jumped rope (always to a record of "Night Train," which he must consider lucky), but where in the Catskills he had jumped only two records' worth — eleven minutes in all — he now jumped a full four, or twenty-two minutes, without stopping.

Wayne Gretzky has his hands on the deeds of almost every National Hockey League record worth owning.

In ice hockey, just about any individual National Hockey League record worth thinking about is held by The Great One, but the one that no one will ever break is his career points total.

That's a track record worth betting on.

Every (or almost every) family has a hot fund or two, with a record worth advertising.

With the hundredth international hundred now under his belt, Tendulkar holds just about every batting record worth having in the game.