Sentence examples for senior record from inspiring English sources

"For 10 years you've been able to steal the songs, now you can actually buy them," quipped a senior record executive at a rival label.

Little did he dream that two years later Great Britain would have produced three 19-year-old national senior record breakers this summer, let alone boast two in the world's top 10.

This year she improved the British senior record for a second time, throwing a personal best of 69.59m at the European Under-23 Championships to take bronze and climb into the world's top 30.

The problem with this old model, Kaplan explained, is that doesn't incentivize anyone except senior record executives.

Morse, who holds the Welsh national senior record and the British under-23 record, became the first Welsh athlete to win the discus at the UK Championships.

While net radio companies assert their advantage as the ultimate in music promotion, many senior record company executives see them as the ultimate in cannibalization and react ballistically to the assertion that the net firms are taking all the back-end risk in making music available on the web.

As the leaks became impossible to ignore, Doug Morris, a senior record-label executive, was forced to get to grips with a technology that he had no desire to understand.Part of what makes Mr Witt's story so compelling is that none of this trio is quite what he seems.

Sam produced his best football of his college career as a senior, recording 11.5 sacks and 19 tackles for a loss.

He occupied the central seat in a small, claustrophobic editing room, which contained banks of electronic equipment along the walls, a control console and a tape-editing machine in the center, and two assistants — Paul Goodman, a handsome, gray-haired man, who is one of RCA's senior recording engineers, and Marjorie Steiner, a young, dark-haired interne, who was taking notes.

This powerful sequence, tightly packed with information and emotion and just a touch of black humor, would perk up the resume reel of many a Hollywood writer, director or cinematographer -- if it were not executed in its entirety by a teenager named Morgan Moss, who is in fact a "difficult" high school senior recording the details of his real Chicago-area suburban life.

He occupied the central seat in a small, claustrophobic editing room, which contained banks of electronic equipment along the walls, a control console and a tape-editing machine in the center, and two assistants Paul Goodman, a handsome, gray-haired man, who is one of RCA's senior recording engineers, and Marjorie Steiner, a young, dark-haired interne, who was taking notes.