Sentence examples for network of record from inspiring English sources

Metro started televising the runway shows in Bryant Park in 1999, and gradually became the network of record for these semiannual events.

"We want to be the ones who own this story; we want to be the network of record for campaign 2000," said Sid Bedingfield, executive vice president of CNN.

But CNN officials, who are aggressively seeking the title of "network of record" for the 2000 campaign, say there are few events in a democratic society of greater importance.

Many now view HLN as the new trial network of record, having replaced Court TV, which was converted to a reality TV channel called truTV a few years ago.

As Court TV and CNN did during the O. J. Simpson trial in 1995, HLN has attached itself to the Casey Anthony murder trial, making it the new trial network of record.

The point is, again, none of this bodes well for the professional network of record.

Metro, meanwhile, a two-year-old channel concentrating on weather, sports, traffic and culture in the New York area, has become the network-of-record for the fashion industry, devoting a staggering 250 hours to Fashion Week.

The rainfall data come from a dense network of recording rain gauges that cover approximately 2000 km2 around Mexico City.

In recent years New York City's once-extensive network of recording studios has been nearly dismantled, with the loss of places like the Hit Factory and Sony Music Studios.

The network of recording raingauges in South Africa with long records is relatively sparse and only 55 out of a total of 412 raingauges currently have record lengths longer than 30 years.

When enough musicians and enough cities are featured on the site, the label hopes to build its own proprietary network of recording studios to expedite industry connections on a global scale.