Sentence examples for took a recording from inspiring English sources

As Dara Lind writes at Vox, Mr Sterling's "discriminatory landlord practices had some NBA pundits calling for his head years before he got fired, but it took a recording of a conversation with his girlfriend for his racist attitudes to enrage the public".

The Kronos Quartet have an eye for unexpected musical connections: they recently took a recording I had made of a soloist on the Kazakh horsehair fiddle, and turned it into the clever quartet version that is now enshrined in their repertoire.

UK artists took a record 17.1% share of the global market.

WHEN I was 17, I took a record of John Cage's piano pieces out of the library.

In February, Alcatel-Lucent took a record 3.9 billion euro write-down, acknowledging the shrunken market value of its business.

The outcome was all but decided Saturday morning, when Woods took a record-breaking six-stroke lead after two rounds.

At 22 years 270 days, Friedrich took a record set in 1935 by Swiss driver Reto Capadrutt, according to bobsled's world governing body.

The Dark Knight took a record $158.3m £79.2mm) at the box office on its opening weekend, beating the previous best of $151.1m set by Spider-Man 3 in May 2007.

Around 1.5m Colombians have been displaced from their homes by violence in the past five years last yearr, kidnappers took a record 3,707 people hostage.

Every time a suspected alien lifted his receiver a light showed on this board and a stenographer, with headset clamped on, took a record of the conversation.

A breakdown of the figures showed net trade, the gap between exports and imports, took a record 1.5 percentage points off quarterly growth.