Sentence examples for a regional record from inspiring English sources

Boston College matched the regional record for goals in a game, and the teams set a regional record for combined goals.

Expanding our analysis to some other regions of England and Wales the risk increases to a 34% chance of breaking a regional record somewhere each winter.

In Nantucket, a waterfront lot smaller than an acre recently sold for $5 million, a regional record price per acre, according to DiFrancesco.

Nintendo sold more than three million Wii consoles in the U.S. in December 2009 (setting a regional record for the month and ending nine months of declining sales), due to the price cut and software releases such as New Super Mario Bros. Wii.

Taurasi tied an N.C.A.A. regional record with her six 3-pointers after missing all seven of her 3-point attempts and shooting 2 for 14 over all in the Huskies' second-round triumph over Colorado State.

If you break the record, people may ask you how you practiced and they won't be very impressed by your answer if you say, "Uh, I didn't practice!" Try to set a local, state or regional record.

We studied paleosol-sedimentary sequences in the Upper Volga and Middle Ob basins as a regional paleoecological record for the Late Pleistocene thermochrons.

The team used the sediments, which provide a regional climate record going back about 3200 years, to track cycles of precipitation and drought in the Sahel.

Upon its release, Double Nickels on the Dime received critical acclaim from a range of American critics; however as a regional independent record label, many of SST's releases did not attract attention from British music magazines.

By the late '90s, the label was raking in millions of dollars a month and pushing the limits of its regional record distributors.

Mr. Dreese, who said his chain sold over three million compact discs last year, said there were some 50 to 70 regional record chains just 15 years ago and that now there were "maybe 10".