Sentence examples for though record from inspiring English sources

With the novelty appeal of iPads and other tablets, though, record labels and artists are hoping that album apps might also become a kind of music-tech status symbol.

She did, though, record an album of her own songs.

Though record deals and the promise of sustainable careers are the carrots often dangled in front of these contestants, the truth is that success on TV shows is a worthy end in itself.

Billboard, which is widely considered the most important music-business journal (though Record World, a newer publication, may be nearer the cutting edge), began its life as a magazine for the outdoor-advertising industry, while Cash Box, another music-business weekly, originally addressed itself to the jukebox and to the vending machine.

Though record numbers of women are working, more women are attaining high level positions and more women own small businesses on the Island than men, according to a Hofstra University study that Women on the Job commissioned in 1999, women hold only 3.6percentt of the board positions of the Island's top 100 public companies, compared with about 11percentt in the Fortune 500.

No one has investigated this important issue for a general population in an Asian country, even though record linkage studies conducted in Asia play an increasingly important role in medical and health research.

The Raconteurs' first album, Broken Boy Soldiers (2006), was, though, recorded in Benson's Detroit attic.

He's back on track, though, recording in Nashville, where his new work reportedly rocks hard, and touring Europe, so the band will be tight.

Over all, though, the record is impressive.

As president, though, the record is clear.

Elsewhere, though, the record is overworked or undercooked.