Sentence examples for enduring record from inspiring English sources

But this week is the 81st anniversary of another enduring record — Ernie Nevers's single-game mark of 40 points.

Gilles Caron's photographs are the most comprehensive and enduring record of the civil unrest in Paris during 1968.

If the exercise could be repeated every five years we would have an enduring record of the changing face of Britain.

Obama's reputation appears to have grown in inverse proportion to his potential successors, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump enduring record disapproval ratings.

The spatial distribution of wetland-recharge and wetland-discharge soils in freshwater ponds provides an enduring record of pond hydrological conditions and can be readily adapted to predictive soil mapping in this region.

The cheat, a great pretender, is, in effect, a man of the theatre; the novel of the title — actually, his autobiography — stands for Guitry's own movies, the enduring record of his evanescent art.

This will be remembered as one of 2005's most distinctive and enduring records.

Just one problem: Rodgers needed 310 yards to remain on a pace to break Dan Marino's single-season passing record of 5,084 yards, one of the N.F.L.'s most enduring records.

And the group, based in Bethesda, Md., says millennial celebrations are propelling revenue to new heights that are not likely to drop off, just as the nation's Bicentennial set enduring records.

One of the National Football League's most enduring records is likely to be smashed over the next few days, confirming the inexorable rise of spectacular passing at the expense of the rushing game.

He will take the team to an 86-76 record before enduring losing records in the teams final two seasons in Washington.