Sentence examples similar to get set to record from inspiring English sources
Get ready to record yourself.
Run LICEcap and get ready to record.
"By itself, it's just a number, and occasionally records are going to get set.
This quote in the release from Walt Meier of the ice center efficiently encapsulates the context: By itself it's just a number, and occasionally records are going to get set.
Meanwhile, in New York, Mets attendance is also expected to take a hit as the team gets set for another season during which a.500 record would represent the high-water mark.
He also noted that iPad sales grew by 138 percent with new records getting set for iPhone and iPad sell-through.
That is up 11percentt year-on-year, Cook said, "the same rate Apple is growing". He also noted that iPad sales grew by 138 percent with new records getting set for iPhone and iPad sell-through.
Now, the reigning World Series champion Houston Astros, who had been expected to flirt with baseball's regular-season win record of 116, are getting set for a three-game series against a dangerous Athletics team that were all but irrelevant just eight weeks ago.
So I just want people to understand that it's a damaging thing to do to a city and to a police department, so it's my responsibility to ensure that the record gets set straight," he said.
Spicer said that Trump "wanted to make sure the record got set straight" and was upset because he felt that people were trying to undermine the validity of his election and didn't want to give him credit for his victory.
