Sentence examples for to work a record from inspiring English sources

"You can speak to me that you're going to work a record for 18 months.

You're going to work a record for 18 months when it's selling 420 copies six months from now? Come on — really?" Even inexperienced performers may resist sharing their take from the box office, particularly at a time when plunging CD sales have pushed artists to rely even more on their concert earnings.

You have to work a record.

Some release compilations of student bands; others find an artist and devote a semester to working a single record.

Tasked with the opportunity to work on a record inspired by a screenplay, I got to thinking how different the writing process would be from recording a studio album.

Christ Church has its own record label and, as part of the assignment, you have to work as a record label team.

I've never had to work with a record label that has expectations of something being very firmly pop music.

I used to work in a record shop called Probe, which was the epicentre of everything in the 1970s and 80s.

I met him and he said he used to work in a record store and listened to boogie and soul music for five years, and you can hear that.

Hannah, 22, was head-hunted to work for a record company in London and expected it to be hard work, but was less prepared for how it would radically change her life.

Carey wanted to work as a record producer and spend more time with his wife.