Sentence examples for capture a record from inspiring English sources
The two singles victories mean that the United States needs just one point in Saturday's three matches to capture a record 17th Fed Cup title.
Rivaldo, who helped Brazil capture a record fifth World Cup title three weeks ago, agreed to end his five-year stint at Barcelona, the club said on its Web site yesterday.
At the same time, Huawei was able to capture a record 27%, according to Canalys.
The Swiss beat Britain's Andy Murray to capture a record 17th Grand Slam triumph - his first since January 2010.
A coal-burning power plant that will capture a record volume of carbon will supply electricity to San Antonio, the Department of Energy announced.
Apple's iPad reigns supreme from whatever angle you choose to look at the tablet market (profits, apps, quality, market share, mindshare, you name it), but research firm Strategy Analytics this morning said Android did manage to capture a record 39percenttabletet OS market share in the fourth quarter of 2011.
No wedding date has been set, Sampras, 28, said yesterday in Wimbledon, England, as he prepared to defend his title and capture a record-breaking 13th Grand Slam singles crown.
Early on, a lot of a producer's job was simply to capture a recording.
If a microphone was placed, for example, near the chorus of an orchestra, then the main objective of the microphone placement is to capture a recording of the music where the chorus sounds as the most prevailing part with respect to the remaining parts of the orchestra.
Researchers say they have now captured a record 95percentt of all human genetic diversity.
Honda, the second-biggest Japanese player in the American market behind Toyota, captured a record 9percentt of the market in August, posting its best sales ever.
