Sentence examples for charts at a from inspiring English sources

But, the government said, a hospital can keep medical charts at a patient's bedside.

"It was just kind of a patriotic song that went to the top of the charts at a time when patriotism wasn't really that popular," he told the Birmingham Post-Herald.

Indeed the smart way in which Sachs outwits Beckmesser and makes Walter into No. 1 in the charts at a single blow is something that even Brian Epstein would have envied when he launched the Beatles.

But after acts such as the Saturdays and Nicola Roberts saw their singles being taken off radio playlists after entering the charts at a low position, as a result, this policy appears to have been largely abandoned.

As a writer, I've profiled people who have got somewhere close to where they want to be: high in the album charts, at a Cup final or in a CEO's chair, front and centre in a Hollywood film.

The current implementation of the dashboard webapp allows for an integration and manipulation of a maximum of 30 different charts at a time, where each chart can contains between 1 and 6 variables.

So I suggest, for the pop charts at least, a return to the idea of No. 1 — or, at least, a contemporary compromise.

And her more recent record, "Forget About It," hit the Billboard chart at a respectable altitude.

Thriller, produced by Jackson and Quincy Jones, spent a record-breaking 37 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 album chart at a time when albums recorded in stereo and mono were listed on separate charts.

The lead single, I'm a Slave 4 U, was one of the most radical sonic statements in the chart at a time – autumn 2001 – when sonic radicalism could score well on the charts.

I can imagine a faceless man in a suit pointing to a pie chart at a meeting of senior managers and telling his colleagues that customer satisfaction is at a record high.