Sentence examples for the practice of recording from inspiring English sources

Columbia, his label, was already in the practice of recording many of his gigs.

Knowledge of Muhammad's disapproval of the practice of recording his words is evidence enough that the practice existed.

Meanwhile, this summer's World Cup popularised the practice of recording clips of goals on TV and sharing them to Vine and Twitter, a practice now being cracked down on by the English Premier League.

When the practice of recording the amount of time taken on each move in major events began, it was found that the Staunton Saint-Amant match gameStaunton Saint-Amantine hours and that as matchas two hours and 20 minutes was spent by one player over a singamesofe at the London tournament.

Of 18th-century coinage mention may be made of the practice of recording the provenance of the metal of particular issues, as in the VIGO issues of Anne struck from captured Spanish bullion in 1702, the S outh) S ea) C ompany) silver of George I, and the LIMA coinage of George II made of bullion brought by Admiral Anson from his voyage around the world.

They call the practice of recording the minutiae of their activities "life-logging" or "the quantified self".

He will also seek to limit the practice of record labels' paying independent promoters to promote new hits to station programmers, something that has gone on for decades, but is now being described as a new form of payola.

In addition, the Fleischers dubbed sound onto finished films instead of the usual practice of recording the sound track first.

He guaranteed us constant headlines and airtime, and he made the journalistic practice of recording his every word a matter of self-defense.

The clinical practice of recording skin conductance (SC) at acupuncture points (acupoints), as a diagnostic and/or therapeutic monitoring aid may have scientific merit.

The mere practice of recording your expenses can lead to change.