Meanings of change the record in English

It is surely time to change the record regarding Ian Wright.

He got up and went over to change the record himself this time.

It's time to help them to change the record (in every sense).

Then she heads for the Victrola to change the record.

For those South Africans wanting the EFF spokesperson to change the record, we couldn't disappoint you anymore.

Time to change the record, perhaps...

Jerome sat nearest the instrument, where he could without rising, lean over and change the records.

Change the Record questioned the finding that the majority of the royal commission recommendations had been implemented.

I made my iPhone speaker, Change the Record, from vinyls that record shops were about to recycle.

However, the anemograph several times discharged a continuous stream of sparks into Madigan's fingers while he was changing the records.

The first source familiar with the matter said the buyout consortium believes that changing the record date is not good enough.

Madigan reached his destination, changed the records, waited for a while and then returned, expecting to see his companion at the Hut.

" Change the record when you play me a tune."

"Either by changing the records, or else by shifting to a cosmos with a different future."

The New Yorker, June 5, 2000 P. 35 Talk story about how Internet distribution is changing the recorded-music industry...

Sophie Trevitt, executive officer at the Indigenous incarceration advocacy Change the Record, said comprehensive research in Australia and abroad proved the controversial concept was ineffective.