Sentence examples for a great record of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a great record of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a notable or impressive collection of information, achievements, or events related to a specific subject. Example: "The museum has a great record of ancient artifacts that showcase the history of the region."
Our graduates have a great record of professional career outcomes.
More than that they have a great record of results.
It is a great record of the year for the students to look back over.
"He had a great record of service with the Sanitation Department," the mayor said.
In short, we have a great record of fossil deer, we have almost no fossil flatworms.
And yet creative businesses haven't got a great record of defending the value of creativity.
The Times critics recommend many fine recordings, only a handful of which are in my own personal pantheon, and they leave out a whole range of Schumann's music, one that is among the best and fullest of his works chamber music (there is a mention of a great recording of the Piano Quintet, by Rudolf Serkin and the Budapest Quartet, one of my favorites).
Do we stop and listen to the concert and feel the music, or are we more obsessed with making sure we get a good snap of the band or a great recording of their best song which we can post on YouTube?
(Disc jockey) Chuck Niles introduces each piece, perhaps pointing out who made a great recording of the tune, and the band switches around from one style to another". Depending on the school, the Caravan plays for between 300-500 children, Merrill-Aarons said.
Whatever your feelings about Hillary Clinton, her career clearly presents a greater record of individual achievement than, say, the ultimate failing-upward trajectory of someone like George W Bush.
"London Calling" isn't a great record because of its reputation.
