Sentence examples for goes on the record from inspiring English sources

You had to pinch yourself and say, 'This is a lot of fun, but this goes on the record.' But what if the Cardinals miss the playoffs by one game?" It was a night when Cardinals Manager Tony La Russa refused to adapt his managerial style and brought in two position players, Felipe Lopez and Joe Mather, to pitch the last three innings rather than upset his rotation by summoning a starter.

In practice, he said, sources will still get to say what goes on the record.

Mendes goes on the record Acclaimed first-time film director, Sam Mendes' American Beauty opens in the UK next week.

But before the interview ends, he willingly goes on the record about political change: "Forty years ago, we had nothing -- no doctors, no engineers, no writers.

He pauses, but only to tell me to make sure this goes on the record: "I literally had people coming up to me after both productions saying: 'God, I'm so sorry you had to conduct that show.' Well, I'm not!

Sincerely, Steven A. Ballmer Chief Executive Office Microsoft Corp. Enough with subtle messages delivered through the press: Microsoft goes on the record with their threat to bail on Yahoo.

One by one, they go on the record to deny being there to solicit sex.

Going on the record is one way to keep them alive.

However, by the time I found one willing to go on the record, the electoral map had shifted.

"No one really wanted to go on the record with me.

Meanwhile, the administration that went on the record in favor of "real, concrete" reforms never named one.