Sentence examples for a worthy record from inspiring English sources
Still, the film is a worthy record of a history slipping away from us.
Britain has a worthy record as a donor, helping the world's poorest and devoting funds to fragile states emerging from wars.
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It was a blemish on an otherwise worthy record – she claims to have had only one obstetric emergency in 35 years of delivering babies the natural way.
Instead, look for tech funds that have a style you like and a worthy track record.
As Burlingame put it in a glowing letter to Secretary of State William Seward: "Let this wish, though unexecuted, find worthy record in the archives of his native land, to show that neither self-exile, nor foreign service, nor the incidents of a stormy life could extinguish from the breast of this wandering child of the republic the fires of a truly loyal heart".
Then there's the fact that bands and labels have to pay to enter, meaning some worthy records are not considered because even the small fee is too much for many indies.
And considering the cringe-worthy record of virtually every automotive television series produced in the United States, that's a real worry for anyone who was already emotionally invested in the British show.
This attribute, perhaps rarer among harpsichordists than among pianists, is nevertheless notably shared by the splendid New York harpsichordist Bradley Brookshire, who in 1997 gave the finest performance of the French Suites in recent memory, which so far has no counterpart on records: a worthy project for some label in the Bach year.
The performance is a worthy rival for the 2004 recording by Emmanuelle Ha?s Concert d'Astr?(Virgin), with Susan Graham and Ian Bostridge.
First thoughts: this looks like a solid season, a worthy successor to last year's record-breaking run of concerts, when more people turned up to the Albert Hall than ever before, according to Proms director Roger Wright.
