Sentence examples for notable records from inspiring English sources

We also have some notable records that are nice to see.

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.

In 1960 DiMucci left the group and, as Dion, forged a substantial career as a solo singer with such notable records as "Runaround Sue" and "The Wanderer" (both 1961), "Lovers Who Wander" (1962), and "Abraham, Martin, and John" (1968).

Not only has it zoomed to the top of the app store charts in countries where it's live, but it's breaking other kinds of notable records.

He released some notable records and wrote an autobiography called I Am Not Spock which he followed up with I Am Spock.

So far VOX has had a notable record of success.

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

who last had a notable record in the nineteen-eighties, appeared on the JumboTron with a set of turntables.

To have claimed acquaintance with Ruskin and with Gladstone, to have been painted by Millais, Burne-Jones, and Whistler, to have evoked from Wilde an ode, "To the New Helen," and to have inspired his "Lady Windermere's Fan" - most quaintly of all, to have had a township in Texas named after one by a community of admiring cowboys - was a notable record.

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