Sentence examples for most notable record from inspiring English sources

Here, we pick five of the most notable record breakers at Brazil 2014.

Watch a new documentary directed by French producr Wax Tailor featuring the minds behind some of America's most notable record stores.

The most notable record was set at the Camarillo Airport in Ventura County, where a high of 103 degrees broke the previous record, 88 set in 1983, by a jaw-dropping 15 degrees. .

His most notable recording is of Othmar Schoeck's song cycle "Notturno," on the ECM label.

Their most notable records were "Tell Me So" (1949), "Crying in the Chapel" (1953), and "In the Mission of St. Augustine" (1953).

The tourists were 57-1 at stumps on Saturday, with David Warner out for 12. McCullum scored 145 off 79 balls in his final Test and on the way claimed one of cricket's most notable records.

Most notable are records for individual points scored in a season: Andrew Mehrtens holds the Super 12 record of 206 points, achieved in 1998; while Dan Carter holds the Super 14 record of 221 points.

The following year Phillips recorded his first white singer, Elvis Presley, whose five singles for Sun are among the most notable pop records of the 20th century.

The Championship's most notable unbeaten records were brought to an end as Swansea suffered their first defeat in 12 matches and Bristol City their first home defeat in 11 months.

Klotzbach — who's keeping a log of Irma's "most notable meteorological records" — called the hurricane an "impressive," "serious" and, in many ways, "perfect" storm.

The story of the Sleeping Beauty is haunting — one can also mention that Philipp von Boeselager participated in the 1944 plot to kill Hitler — but it is Faust's unmannered, focussed artistry that commands attention, and makes her new disk the most notable solo Bach recording to appear since Gidon Kremer's 2005 account of the Sonatas and Partitas for ECM.