Sentence examples for return to recording from inspiring English sources

After his West End engagement, Mr. Jonas said, he planned to return to recording music, including for his solo act, known as Nick Jonas & the Administration.

After years of being revered by funk connoisseurs and sampled by hip-hop acts, Coffey makes a return to recording with an eponymous new record.

Jay-Z is said to be mulling whether to extend his three-year employment contract, return to recording and touring full time or explore other options.

The track, which missed out on a number one, marked her return to recording since she underwent major surgery to stop her losing her voice forever as a result of a vocal cord haemorrhage in late 2011.

Mr. Harrison's return to recording in 1979 yielded "George Harrison," an album notably lighter in spirit and broader in subject than his previous few, with songs about several of his new passions, among them automobile racing ("Faster"), hallucinogenic mushrooms ("Soft-Hearted Hana") and his wife ("Dark Sweet Lady").

The question for Ms. Abdul is whether her other missions — her jewelry, which is sold through the shopping network QVC, and her return to recording and performing, which received a boost through a performance last season on "Idol" — can thrive without the help of the very significant platform that "American Idol" provides her.

Trading will surely return to record levels in five years at most, probably much sooner.

Few Democrats call for a return to record high taxes and trade barriers — after all, the free flow of cheap goods has helped many, particularly the poor.

Mr. Tan planned to return to record the performer, but didn't get around to it until he received the commission for this work, in 2001.

Few experts are willing to predict when the industry might return to record levels above 17 million, last seen in the middle of this decade.

Ween would return to record their 1997 song "Ocean Man" for the 2004 film The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and as part of its soundtrack.