Sentence examples for now on record from inspiring English sources
Four Republican senators — Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, and Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, who voted for it in committee, along with Susan Collins of Maine, one of the bill's sponsors — are now on record supporting the bill, which has been debated in one form or another for more than a decade in Congress but has never passed the Senate.
The unconstrained power of America, the global superpower that has (now on record and in sickening detail) taken one party's side in this conflict, can be seen on every page.
He is now on record as promising to pursue that.
The rest — 73 — are now on record as owned and operated by companies that do not appear on the blacklist.
Their support for a carbon tax is now on record, and I'd be surprised if they reversed it.
What I had thought was fairly obvious the entire time I had been a public figure was now on record.
In off-now-on record comment, POTUS talks about Don Jr's emails: "he's a good boy.
LBL now goes on record as taking a stand against all this nonsense.
But Dr. Waksman's damaging allegation was now on the record.
That reality was now on the record but was it irrevocable?
The FBI's now on the record saying no, but Clinton's enemies will say yes.
