Sentence examples for make record from inspiring English sources

"We're the people who busted our butts to help them make record profits," she said.

Create another fund to handle payroll, to make record keeping simpler.

Mr Walsh said: "While we are on the right track, we still expect to make record losses this year.

That isn't just to make record companies rich: they are simply a part of society's chosen market mechanism.

Some people make record attempts every day; some have a GWR logo tattoo; some even change their name to Guinness.

A recyclable vinyl banner on London's Centre Point building will, following the promotion, be used to make record bags.

Second, expanded leagues can make record-breaking performances more likely.

She noted that the small size of the average police department could make record-keeping difficult.

Hard copies of credit card and other bills, they say, are a more reliable way to verify payments and make record-keeping easier, officials said.

At a time when corporations have more than $2tn in cash in their bank accounts, make record-breaking profits and swarm Washington with their lobbyists 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the highest court in the land to suggest that there is just not enough corporate "speech" in our system defies the bounds of reason and sanity.

And just make records.