Sentence examples for going on record from inspiring English sources

"I would like to see the dome before going on record as saying we don't need it," he said.

He might as well have gone the distance in completely filling the role of the unsympathetic figurehead by going on record as saying: "Let them eat cake".

The son of the agreed upon WORST Vice President in history is going on record as to who is the supposed "worst" president in American history.

For many legislators, voting on the ethics measure posed a conundrum: Do they take the risk of going on record against one of the most significant reform measures to come before the Legislature in years, or do they set their concerns aside and vote for a bill that many consider imperfect?

The resolution puts Democrats in a position of choosing between supporting the White House on the one hand, or going on record as concerned about the deals and calling for the release of more information, on the other.

Presumably, they can only hope that no one remembers Wildrose Leader Brian Jean going on record last spring in support of extending WCB coverage to farm workers.

I'm also comfortable going on-record in saying that this exaggerated state isn't because it's the holiday season.

At least one NBA coach has gone on record as saying they won't.

No one from Investment Dar was willing to go on record with a denial.

"I'll go on record," Ginsberg said.

Most are reluctant to go on record.