Sentence examples for means record from inspiring English sources

The first tap means Record.

If record candy spending means record candy consumption, we'll have future costs to worry about — cavities, hypertension, diabetes, bariatric surgery and the like.

It has been Palin's good fortune to govern the state at a time of record oil prices, which means record dividend checks: two thousand dollars for every Alaskan.

This means record labels and artists, as well as songwriters, will finally be able to monetise YouTube streams in Sweden and across Europe.

A 2% dip in the number of school-leavers means record numbers of university places are being offered through clearing, the post-results application process.

So let's by all means record how much alcohol pregnant women are drinking and have an honest discussion with them about minimising risk, but please don't stigmatise them or you won't get a truthful answer.

Confession means recording something shameful, something that is hard to tell.

It means records are available to a worldwide audience.

"To achieve the highest quality audio means recording at 24-bit," said Chesky Records founder David Chesky.

In cases like that, you need to capture that first pulse in real time — which means recording images not just with femtosecond precision, but only femtoseconds apart.

Sometimes it means recording a song you'd normally not do.