Sentence examples for fictitious record from inspiring English sources

The story that brought Bly the most acclaim was circling the globe in 72 days in 1890, beating the fictitious record in Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days.

Perez duly recycled the news, without spotting the tell tale signs such as a quote from a fictitious record company representative named Lila Froop, an anagram of April fool.

After the fictitious Verne character captured imaginations and become an international best seller, the intrepid Nellie Bly actually beat Fogg's fictitious record by circumnavigating the globe in just 72 days.

Allied Irish has said that it will take a charge against 2001 earnings for the losses it has accused Mr. Rusnak of causing through bad bets on currency movements and through fictitious recording of offsetting transactions that would have protected the bank.

The effect of fictitious records will be removed on the processing.

My own brother, a therapist for at-risk youth, has been stopped by police more than once and asked about a fictitious "criminal record".

Tully was the publisher of the Arizona Republic, and claimed a spectacular, and utterly fictitious, military record as a fighter pilot — a fraud that was reported, in 1985, by his own newspaper.

McCain's associations with Duke Tully, who by now had been disgraced for having concocted a fictitious military record, as well as revelations of father-in-law Jim Hensley's past brushes with the law, became campaign issues.

One of the group's most recent scalps was Adam Hodgen, someone the far-right group Britain First announced as its "Armed Forces Officer" back in August before his fictitious service record was thoroughly exposed.

Also, some fictitious data records are added to the obscured data.

The fictitious data records need to be added to the given datasets to increase occurrences for preserving l-diversity and also need to compensate the effects of these record values when performing some useful computations.