Sentence examples for is record from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a record of information.
- I wanted to record every detail of what happened, for the benefit of future generations.
In between the two is record making.
All you can do is record them.
What you can do is record, entertain and, occasionally, abuse.
There is record of consignment to Germany at the end of the 12th century.
The first thing you do is record things like horses on racetracks.
Other groups of which there is record have long since disappeared.
Final confirmation of whether this year is record-breaking is likely to come early next year.
He is record-breakingly unpopular unusually early in his presidency, more even than his disliked predecessor, the rightwing Nicolas Sarkozy.
The biggest number of MPs the SNP has ever had in the House of Commons is 11, so in a sense anything above 11 is record-breaking.
The Department of Education's late notification for gifted and talented programs — this year is record-breaking in that regard, thanks to record-breaking number of tests to process — only compounds the stress.
Death toll continues to rise and is record-breaking.
