Sentence examples for white records from inspiring English sources
"Water bottles burst in chambers," White records in December 1783, and there had been "ice under people's beds"–meaning that their chamber-pots had frozen.
While I was moving my vast record collection to another room, my 3-year-old daughter came across some Snow White records she wanted to listen to.
This may or may not be aided by an album of "patriotic songs" written by the BNP's leader, Nick Griffin (and put out by the party's label called, unfortunately, Great White Records).
Aside from acting as a sponge for super-lame jokes about releasing Foreigner albums, it also feels a bit like the mainstreaming of a trend that began a couple of years ago, when the BNP set up Great White Records, an outfit which 'serves to promote patriotic-nationalist music'.
The new pamphlet, citing the old white book, records 96 politicall" deaths, on right and left, during the Allende years.
Why did White record votes in this manner?
Together the brothers recorded artists targeting the black market with no intention of targeting white record buyers, primarily because radio remained largely segregated with little opportunity for exposure.
Blue-eyed soul, music created by white recording artists who faithfully imitated the soul music of the 1960s, a select few of whom were popular with black audiences as well as white listeners.
It does not impugn Mills's belief in Ellington's artistry to note that his goal was to share this belief with the increasingly large, white, record-buying public.
At the most elemental level, the drama involves a power struggle between the imperious Ma (Ms. Goldberg), the ambitious trumpeter Levee (Mr. Dutton) and the white recording company boss Sturdyvant (Louis Zorich).
But it wasn't until 1970, when Alan Douglas – the white record producer who made Jimi Hendrix a star – convinced them to record their first album (Douglas drove into the heart of Harlem in his silver Jaguar and appealed to them himself), that they experienced fame.
