Sentence examples for become record from inspiring English sources

It will be a huge honour to become record scorer at this club.

However, despite those Japanese triumphs and whichever side triumphs in Edmonton tomorrow, the winners of tonight's game will be favourites to take 5 July's final and become record title holders.

The long-term situation is particularly perilous, because the added interest costs will worsen what have become record deficits as Washington has rushed to bail out industries and stimulate the economy.

Instead, bathrooms and closets become recording spaces.

There is always a chance that the discarded records could become records yet again.

"Records in sports become records because human accomplishment is finite; 7/12 win seasons, 9 straight playoff appearances, all things must pass," he wrote on Twitter.

Their recent successes represent a remarkable change of fortune for two Nashville songwriters who only three years ago had lost hope that they would become recording artists.

"We used the TV show not for a soundtrack album for a television artist, but to really become recording artists in their own".

They have titles like "Tree Near Gated Wall," or "Tree Near Pond," so they become records of actual details that make the place attractive and conducive to art making.

Official statistics suggest that 97,000 people are raped a year, yet on average only 15,670 become recorded crimes and, in 2012-13, there were just 2,333 convictions.

Mr. Schonberg joined the staff of The New York Times in 1950 and became record editor in 1955.