Sentence examples for these three records from inspiring English sources

(Among the rhythm-and-blues records that seem to have influenced Holly most were "Work with Me, Annie" by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, "Bo Diddley" by Bo Diddley, and "Love Is Strange" by Mickey and Sylvia. Guitar riffs and rhythmic ideas from these three records crop up repeatedly in his work).

Try these three records on for size.

Inside these three records are worlds of wonders.

If you're into black metal and you don't have these three records, you're officially a poseur.

There are parts of these three records that are hard to pin down, wholly inaccessible to those not present for whatever studio in-joke birthed them for example, the inclusion of a random teen's phone number in the middle of a track, as Dean Blunt did on "Prolific Deamons".

And when you keep going for miles you can't see these two records any more".

He/she should have a second scan and these two records should then be compared.

"Any serious vision for a cleaner London must include a plan to swap these two records around," he said in a statement.

The project of these two records might therefore appear flagrantly, rampantly contrary to the spirit of the times, and this is how their makers seem to see the case.

Edward Elgar's words would have been echoed by most of the orchestrators represented on these two records: "I wanted to show how gorgeous and great and brilliant he would have made himself sound if he had our means".

In their research, records from only four electrodes (CZ, FZ, OZ, and T4) were used and the multivariate variogram was calculated for the time series formed as the Euclidean norm of these four records.