Sentence examples for draw a record from inspiring English sources

This unique confluence of events, many related to science and technology and their social and policy impacts, is expected to help draw a record number of science communicators to this year's ScienceWriters gathering at MIT.

Though the New York Yankees are on target to draw a record three million fans to their historic home in the Bronx this season, a spokesman for George M. Steinbrenner said yesterday that still may not be good enough to keep his team from moving to Manhattan or New Jersey.

Benedict ostensibly traveled to France for the 150th anniversary of the year a 14-year-old peasant girl, Bernadette Soubirous, said she had visions of the Virgin Mary in a Lourdes grotto that this year is expected to draw a record eight million pilgrims.

Meanwhile, one of Dimbleby's former co-presenters, Jeremy Paxman, will be hoping to draw a record audience when he fronts Channel 4's coverage.

The list may either be used as a set of instructions (or a blueprint) for action by a customer in a store or it can be used as an inventory by a detective whose purpose is to draw a record of what the customer is buying.

He says they could draw a record 80 million fans this season.

Despite the charge increase, the fight is still expected to draw a record-breaking number of purchases, with estimations as high as 3 million.

Complaining became nearly as common in the N.B.A. as a dunk (Rasheed Wallace drew a record 41 technicals in 80 games a decade ago).

It drew a record crowd to the municipal building.

A waiting list drew a record 50 more.

The sport drew a record 76 million fans last year.