The phrase "above record" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a record mentioned earlier in the text, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "Please refer to the above record for the details of the transaction."
Alternatives: "previous record" or "record mentioned above".
If Fernando Alonso wants to maintain the above record, he'll need a significant change in fortunes at McLaren.
Anthony Shaw: I honestly can't see Burnley winning a game this season, never mind staying up! Agubata Odinaka: It's obvious academy youth product Saido Berahino will finish above record signing Brown Ideye on the scorers chart come May.
Waters are forecast to crest there more than 3ft above record levels by Thursday, and 27ft above minimum flood levels.
The National Weather Service said water levels in the river would continue to rise into Saturday and stay above record levels into next week.
The film features a decade's worth of interviews with Napster's founders and developers, Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker (pictured above), record label executives and musicians.
Authorities have warned that levels in several rivers, including the rivers Tar, Neuse and Lumber, were rising above record levels and that the towns of Rocky Mountain, Greenville and Goldsboro would almost inevitably be flooded.
2.08pm: Students from Westminster Kingsway College voice their anger at government cuts in this Guardian video (above), recorded this morning.
The track was so incendiary that MCA refused to release it, so it was put out instead on the indie hip-hop label Up Above Records.
After the formatting outlined above, records were streamlined to create an incidents database, containing only those events which have caused human impacts of any kind.
The video is just as delightful as the above recording ― check it out below.
Based on the above recording, Wisconsin Democratic Party spokesman Graeme Zielinski confirmed that the party may still file a complaint with the GAB challenging a possible Wirch recall petition on ethical grounds.
