Sentence examples for enter the record from inspiring English sources

Bad enough to enter the record book.

An Argentine default would enter the record books as the largest-ever by a government.

Its slump (a cumulative contraction of 16% of GDP and shrinking) may enter the record books.

Game of Thrones also has a chance to enter the record books on Sunday night.

His next shot never got near the green and plummeted into the water, part of a back-nine slide that opened the door for Woods to enter the record book, again.

The Guardian of London reported that the show would enter the record books as one of the West End's costliest failures, and it noted that the show had also flopped in Toronto, where its budget was a reported $23 million.

Indeed, they've recently interrupted their busy schedule of live engagements to once again enter the recording studio – their real forte, as many will agree.

A consortium of newspapers, including The New York Times, hired a contractor to enter the records into computers, permitting a more detailed analysis of the figures.

The band was going to enter the recording studio to record their next album (Christ Illusion).

However, the band's producer Rick Rubin insisted the band not enter the recording studio due to problems between himself and the band's record label, American Recordings.

The following year he again entered the record books, taking all 10 wickets against Lancaster.