Sentence examples for Quite record from inspiring English sources
According to Nielsen SoundScan "The Power of Madonna" (Columbia), the seven-song companion to last week's all-Madonna episode of the Fox show "Glee," opened at No. 1 with 98,000 sales, 75 percent of which were as digital downloads, an extraordinary ratio, although not quite record breaking.
LOS ANGELES — "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" drew an estimated $161 million out of North American theaters in its first five days of release, a spectacular if not quite record-breaking result.
Quite simply, record companies are manipulating black youth into a saleable stereotype to hype up record sales.
Quite a record for the modern world.
These N.C.A.A. cousins have quite a record.
That is not quite a record: in 2000 the ratio reached 525 to one (see chart).
It's quite a record, but there are still other states in contention.
WHEN it comes to bucking trends in the computer business, Marc Benioff has quite a record.
" Even so, Brooker has quite a record of at least seeming to be clairvoyant.
