Sentence examples for a record-breaking month from inspiring English sources

It's a record-breaking month for a number of ski resorts.

We just had a record-breaking month for sales of brake-shoe kits in the heavy-duty truck aftermarket.

In a blog post on Monday, the U.K. Met office said that December has been a record-breaking month for rainfall in parts of the United Kingdom.

Most of the UK's national newspaper websites saw their digital traffic slide in July following a record-breaking month in June around the Brexit vote.

The Newport 'Cottage' Carnegie Abbey Club; Portsmouth, R.I.; www.carnegieabbeyclub.com "We've had a record-breaking month," said Kathy Schmitt, director of sales for the Carnegie Abbey Club, between tours on a late August day.

"Lidl also experienced strong growth in a record-breaking month and now accounts for 3.4% of the market".

The criticism comes during a summer that has brought numerous environmental catastrophes, including the mass fish kill in Menindee in far-west New South Wales, fires in Tasmania's world heritage area, a record-breaking January heatwave, and floods in Townsville that Queensland's premier Annastacia Palaszczuk described as unprecedented.

TfL commissioner Mike Brown's written report documents a record-breaking July for Santander cycle hires, progress on delivering superhighways, quietways and suburban infrastructure schemes, and a 5% year-on-year increase in cycling journeys within central London's congestion charge zone.

Well, the coldest December in a century was just the thing to push fruit trees and berry shrubs into a good dormant spell, followed by the extravagant display of blossom as temperatures soared through March and a record-breaking April.

The network had a record-breaking September, when it topped its rivals in primetime convention ratings, and won a full week of weekday primetime ratings for the first time in its sixteen-year history.

Guardian.co.uk achieved its second record-breaking month in a row with nearly 37 million unique users for December, a record for a UK newspaper website.