Sentence examples for serious record from inspiring English sources

Serious record collectors generally do not flip through the CD's and DVD's at Wal-Mart, Best Buy or Target.

You know this is an emotionally serious record because we're frequently in the company of arpeggiating pianos and soul samples.

In a letter outlining its decision, the board said that "your serious record of violent crime" and other factors "demonstrate that you pose a serious threat to community safety and welfare".

"Somebody like Perry is a very reputable candidate, he has a very serious record, he's demonstrated a lot of ability to do what needs to be done," said Denise Dahlberg, 55, a campus minister at Dartmouth.

For if there is one English-language writer today with the ambition and talent to make the literary novel seem truly meaningful again, both as a vehicle of mass entertainment and as a serious record of our times, it is him.

Two hundred matches as captain is a serious record, which is hard to imagine ever being beaten, particularly as she has no plans to hang up her cricket boots (or the microphone!) just yet.

An external microphone is a must for any serious recording.

Look, all I'm saying is that the transition from child star to serious recording artist is not straightforward.

The crowd might be happy to walk around with their bum on display, but serious recording artists have a reputation to maintain.

Though a sitting senator hasn't been sent to the White House since 1960, senators with serious records do get to be president — after those records have gotten them picked as vice president, most recently, Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon.

Meningoencephalitis, myelitis, Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) associated with deglutition disorders, arrhythmia, cardiac arrest, myocardial infarction, dysautonomia and microcephaly in new borns are among the most serious recorded complications.