Sentence examples for drop of a record from inspiring English sources

"There ain't nothing like the drop of a record," he says, "to flare up anxiety".

The overabundance of supply led oil prices in the U.S. to drop to a record low of 3 cents per barrel, less than the price of water in some areas.

The firm, which has been up for sale by its creditors, has seen its delinquency ratio, or the percentage of card bills and loans unpaid for 30 days and longer, drop to a record low of 7.36percentt in January.

France's President Francois Hollande saw his approval ratings drop to a record low of 13%.

Tough presidential language about a nation "at war" was meant to shore up support for a head of state whose approval ratings had dropped to a record low of 25% this year.

The stock price had just dropped to a record low of $16 from its 1992 high of $56.

The inventory-to sales ratio dropped to a record low of 1.12 months in April.

According to a new CBS News poll, Dick Cheney's approval rating has dropped to a record low of 18.

Lonza shares dropped to a record low of 78.15 Swiss francs, but recovered to end down 1.7percentt, at 82.05.

And in Chicago, even the polar bear at the Lincoln Park zoo retreated inside as the weather dropped to a record low of -26C.

The average interest rate on a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage dropped to a record low of 4.61percentt last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association, from more than 6percentt a year ago.