Sentence examples for drawn a record from inspiring English sources

Tottenham and Arsenal have drawn a record 18 times in the Premier League.

The conference has drawn a record attendance estimated at 1,600, a third higher than the approximately 1,200 people who attended the conference in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

Facebook shares have hovered around $20 for several weeks, barely budging even when the company announced in early October that it had drawn a record one billion regular users.

At the end of a tournament where nearly 80% of the games were drawn, a record for an elite event, player power finally settled the $300,000£230,00000) Sinquefield Cup at St Louis this week.

The Academy Awards on ABC on Feb. 24 may have drawn a record low audience, but many of the people who stayed in front of the set did watch the commercials.

The penthouse, with its 11-foot ceilings, custom millwork and marble floors, epitomized that design strategy, and according to Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the Miller Samuel appraisal firm, it has drawn a record price for a co-op in New York City.

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.

It drew a record guaranteed $5 million author's advance.