Sentence examples for modern-day record from inspiring English sources
It is not a modern-day record.
Bafta does not have a dazzling modern-day record in the field of independent voting.
The Tigers need 5 victories in their final 13 games to avoid matching the modern-day record of 120 losses, set by the 1962 Mets.
Should Azeri win those races, she would have 13 straight victories, putting her within reach of the modern-day record, held by, among others, Cigar.
Three days later Philip Humber of the Chicago White Sox pitched the first of seven no-hitters in Major League Baseball (MLB) in 2012, matching the modern-day record for one season.
Along the way, Mr. Bloomberg set a modern-day record for campaign spending in New York City, in a way that raised questions about the effectiveness of the city's strict campaign finance law.
Boucher, normally the backup to Sean Burke, broke modern-day records for consecutive shutouts and minutes without allowing a goal when he beat Minnesota, 2-0, on Friday.
The park's modern-day attendance record of 47,609 was set at the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in 2003.
They set at least three modern-day finals records, based on the deficits they faced after the first quarter (21 points), the first half (18), and in the game (24).
That I walked off the mound tying the modern-day Major League record for the most home runs given up in a game in 2006 to being the 2012 Cy Young award winner is just incredible.
