Sentence examples for carried record from inspiring English sources

In the five years since its introduction, the system has reduced traffic 21percentthethe subway has carried record numbers of customers and bus and bicycle ridership has jumped by about 45percentt.

Most airlines carried record numbers of passengers in recent months, including Delta, which carried an all-time company record 32 million passengers in the three months ended June 30.

The pursuit of rare, unreleased music has carried record geeks and reissue labels to every corner of the globe, from dusty attics to spider-webbed basements.

More analytically, for over a one-week period, researcher teams carried recording devices and transcribed 50 conversations, which were split between men and women in serious and social conversations.

The storm is in the near vicinity of where a previous twister hit May 3 , 1999 which carried record-setting winds, the Associated Press reported.

Anglo-Saxon consumers are famously carrying record amounts of debt.

Lower rates could encourage consumers, who are already carrying record levels of debt, to take on even more.

"Franchising has been a force for good in the story of Britain's railways, transforming an industry that was in decline into one that today carries record numbers of passengers".

They're also carrying record levels of credit-card debt and other loans, going without health insurance and filing for bankruptcy at several times the rate of the early 1980's.

Student borrowers have never paid more for their loans, as many feel the need to pay off debt that carries record relative interest rates rather than purchase cars, homes or start new businesses.

Cohen's informants began to carry recording devices into mosques under investigation.