Sentence examples for advanced to record from inspiring English sources

By Mar. 17 the best part of the IPO market was down an average of 35% from first day's closing prices, and by May 12 the decline was still 31%, even as the market advanced to record territory.

Still, retail gas prices advanced to a fresh record above $3.98 a gallon on average.

Without the pressure to make hits and repay large advances to record labels, groups have been liberated to experiment: an art-for-art's sake situation that has been good for both musicians and audiences.

The central bank has predicted that the economy will emerge from a downturn this year after having been hit in 2011 by an earthquake and tsunami, a nuclear crisis, flooding in Thailand that disrupted supply chains, the yen's advance to record highs and the euro zone debt crisis.

Press a button to record on the fly while listening or program in advance to record a show that's coming up.

Sub Pop gave the band a $15,000 advance to record the album, which Dulli later said was a "then-unheard-of" and "bloated" amount.

Prior to collecting cardiac data, the catheter was advanced to ascending thoracic aorta to record arterial blood pressure for 5 min.

The teams with the best record during the regular season have won one World Series in the four-division era, and the teams with the best league record advanced to the Series 37.5percentt of the time.

That the Dow industrials could nonetheless advance to a record reflects how big gains in certain stocks, like I.B.M. and McDonald's, have more than offset large losses for others, like Bank of America and Alcoa.

Further, the number of intubation attempts was recorded; every time the tube was newly advanced to the glottic entrance was recorded as a new attempt.

The Americans won Group A with a 3-0 record and advanced to the quarterfinals against Norway on Wednesday in Foxboro, Mass.