Sentence examples for well on record from inspiring English sources

I doubt the piece would work well on record; clearly it was meant to be encountered and inhabited.

"A Sea Symphony" has fared well on record, with excellent versions led by Bernard Haitink, André Previn and Adrian Boult.

Both musicians — the guitarist Ben Monder and the drummer Matt Wilson — are older and more experienced than Mr. Preminger, but they're also selfless accompanists who have backed him well on record and in more than a few concerts like this.

Those intimate, murmured lyrics, the sleepy strums, tricks that work so well on record – they're not best suited to open fields, wind-whipped marquees, audiences that don't always fully invest.

That is why her version of the devastating soul song "Ooh Child," by the Five Stairsteps — "ooh child, things are gonna get easier" — worked so well on record in 2002, and Sunday night onstage: for whatever reason, her strength as a singer is admitting pain and chinning up.

Commercially, "She Wolf" performed well on record charts.

He "stayed on well" to record his first win, beating Supposition by a neck (approximately a quarter of a length), under Kieren Fallon.

Palin has talked up "Culture of Life" issues in her very few interviews, and John McCain has as well, going on record saying he believes life begins at conception.

I'm not a fan and I might as well go on record in print with the "Uncle Tom" comment I made about him when he got the job on air.

This caused a furore and he immediately had to phone into a BBC Radio Scotland morning show to stress that "I'm well on the record as never having approved of either Margaret Thatcher's social or economic policies" and that this was "clear if you look at the interview" in question.

During an interview with Guitar magazine in November 2001 he explained, "it was so exciting as well as scary to be part of this whole huge process", adding that there was a lot of pressure from fellow guitarist Mick Thomson to perform well on the record.