Sentence examples for study album from inspiring English sources

OTHER PEOPLES' GOOD TIMES: Flickr, the amazing voyeur-lifestyle site — that is, the photo-sharing site — lets you study album after album of group merriment if you search by the tag "party".

Shots of Douglas and his peers studying album covers to absorb the looks and attitudes of musicians are a reminder that rock, in its hold on the young, was once the equivalent of today's social media and technology.

Hansard says: "It made me realize that so much of what makes music great is courage, and up to that, what I thought made music great was practice and study...This album says there's more to life than you thought.

During hands-on workshops, the Russian conservators studied photo album terminology and structure; digitization technology and work flows; survey methods; surface cleaning techniques; cataloging and housing; safe-handling strategies; and the ethical and practical considerations of removing photographs from albums and "disbanding" them.

But the clarity of the production will have latter-day Afrobeat bands studying the album for every detail they can learn (or steal).

So to find the visual aesthetic relating to the music you're listening to, you watch a video instead of studying the album cover".

They were the kids who studied the album covers for the visual puns (Hemispheres, Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures especially), who doodled Rush logos on their school books.

The reissue deserves more annotation; it takes Mr. Gossner's blog to find that "teef" is "thief," so the title translates as something like "A thief knows a thief's ways". But the clarity of the production will have latter-day Afrobeat bands studying the album for every detail they can learn (or steal).

It could be considered the most known song of Donovan by those who don't really study the albums.

In these studies, Viscum album was applied in dosages up to 1500 mg in humans and 1400 mg/kg in animals, ML was applied up to 6.4 μg/kg in humans and in animals up to 14 μg/kg subcutaneously, 50 μg/kg nasally and 500 μg/kg orally.

He ditched the Pro Tools software he'd used for years, taught himself how to use Ableton Live and began studying recent albums by Kendrick Lamar and Kanye West.