Sentence examples for gold record from inspiring English sources
noun
An album or single that has sold 500,000 or more copies.
Another day, another gold record.
"He gave his gold record away.
He got a surfboard in Oakland, a bicycle in San Diego, a gold record in Cleveland.
Want to see a gold record?" Dylan nodded mutely, dropped the pick.
"A gold record in this economy is quite an accomplishment," Corgan snapped.
"This would have meant more to him than any Grammy, any gold record," she said.
A framed gold record of his most famous song, "Minnie the Moocher," sits on the mantel.
She received a gold record for her work on the film "Flashdance".
This musician, Ms. Ariffin added, also declined to take down his gold record, a monument to 500,000 albums sold.
In 1973 Ladysmith Black Mambazo released Amabutho, the first African album to reach gold record status (25,000 sold).
A year after the Fillmore, Redding released the gold record-winning album King & Queen, with Carla Thomas.
