Sentence examples for journal of record from inspiring English sources

Did Bruni just drop an eggcorn in America's journal of record?

"We've been the journal of record for all things digital for a very long time," Mr. Singh said.

Indeed, the rival Foreign Affairs has also gone through something of a modernization, but it remains, according to Mr. Naim, the journal of record.

The Journal of Record project aims to publish a TV and radio news bulletin from every day of the BBC's history spanning more than 80 years.

He will be responsible for the BBC's Journal of Record initiative, which will aim to create the definitive online archive collection of the BBC's TV and radio journalism.

At that time the monthly MT was the leading musical journal of record, to which Stanley's multifarious interests were well attuned.

I've relied over many years (and not just for year-end compilations) on my home-town journal-of-record, the New York Times, to provide me with engaging items in its much-admired Corrections column.

After shadow chancellor George Osborne deprecated their chosen tipple, alcopops, shadow education secretary Michael Gove has chastised what are often their favoured journals of record: Zoo and Nuts.

The jokes were excellent and nicely delivered, especially the opening gags about his demented coverage in our more fanciful journals of record, which struck a nice tone of wry detachment.

He takes no more in kickbacks from naval contractors than anyone of his time would expect, though he does do some double-bookkeeping during the Second Dutch War, starting a second journal to record his share of the plunder.

Patients maintained a daily journal to record their intake of S-1 and any signs or symptoms that they experienced.