Sentence examples for bit of a record from inspiring English sources

He's also got a bit of a record for being a prima donna.

She's met the family and she's actually lasted for two fights, which is a bit of a record for me.

And it sets a bit of a record.

The Wisconsin governor has a bit of a record of not staking extreme positions on health care.

The 43rd edition of the just concluded Newport-Bermuda Race had a bit of everything: a record number of entries, violent but fast conditions that spawned a race record from a surprising line-honors winner, and a sentimental corrected-time victory that paid tribute to a crewman recently lost at sea.

Edits, arguably, are about a form of eeking out moments of ecstasy into minutes of the stuff; giving the listener the best bits of a record over and over, switching up the pace and position of the cut when necessary.

Edits, arguably, are about a form of eking out moments of ecstasy into minutes of the stuff; giving the listener the best bits of a record over and over, switching up the pace and position of the cut when necessary.

"Unfortunately, it's the third straight year, but at least we have a little bit of a track record," the spokesman Chris Widmaier said.

("I've been a bit of a broken record, darling, as of late / Sometimes it's you I'm picking on / Sometimes I think I'm saving your life / I'd like to think you'd do that for me").

Was his attempt to present David Cameron and Gordon Brown as members of old parties who think they can leave others in the cold becoming a bit of a broken record by the third debate?

Cockerill prefers funds to have a bit of a track record before he will consider them, so is keen to see how Standard's fund will fare in different market conditions.