Sentence examples for time out to record from inspiring English sources

I'd heard that she enjoys singing – perhaps she could take time out to record an album?

I was aware that Thom Yorke likes me, but it's amazing to think he's taken the time out to record a song".

If there's no record, how will future generations know what you did and, if you take time out to record it, could you be making it instead?

He abandoned the freelance life in late 1947 to become Ella Fitzgerald's accompanist and held that job until 1953, occasionally taking time out to record with Charlie Parker and others.

Chromatographic separation followed by full scan mass spectra was carried out to record retention time, molecular weight (m/z) and MS/MS2 of all detectable ions presented in the samples.

Chevron took time out to pursue his theatrical leanings, and recorded a five-track mini-album of songs from Brecht and Weill's Happy End, entitled Songs from Bill's Dancehall (1981).

But he and I had such a good time working together on Music is Better than Words that Seth were determined to carve out time necessary to record a second album," Joel explained during a recent phone interview.

After the relative failure of 2010's half-hearted Can't Be Tamed album, she took time out from recording to focus on her film career.

"When you get so many offers to play shows, it's hard to schedule out the time to record," he said.

"Maybe," Jefter said when asked if he could have retrieved it in time to record the out.

If a fielder fails to tag the runner, batter, or a base in a force situation in time to record an out when he could have done so, that fielder is charged with an error.