Sentence examples for marked a record from inspiring English sources

2011 marked a record for soldier suicides there.

The Cuatro Ciénegas region is prone to drastic climate changes — a hurricane flooded the valley in 2010 — but experts agree that last year marked a record low in the water level.

That participation rate is well below the almost 23% rate of the dramatically flawed 28 November first round, which already marked a record low for Haiti, and all Latin America, since such record-keeping began over 60 years ago.

In trend terms it wasn't as bad – just a fall of 2.8% – but it marked a record 14th quarter in a row that capital expenditure has declined (the previous record set during the 1990s recession was for 11 quarters): As ever, the falls are driven by the mining sector.

Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP) marked a record year in 2012, handing out over $3 million in scholarships to disadvantaged high schools kids.

Amid a high turnout, the results marked a record year for women, with at least 95 winning election to the House, 83 of them Democrats.

For Britain, Sochi marked a record-equalling Winter Olympics, a tally of four medals matching its haul in the inaugural 1924 Games in Chamonix, France.

Their victory in this competition marked a record-equalling third win for a club.

X-Men: Days of Future Past marks a record international opening for Fox, beating James Cameron's 2009 3D epic, Avatar.

The final tally is $2bn higher than was announced in July and marks a record for the Department of Justice.

The figures mark a record low for Grimshaw's breakfast show, and are the lowest since Sara Cox's final three months in 2003.