Sentence examples for officially record from inspiring English sources

But Watt has recorded 16.5 sacks this season and became the first player to officially record 15 sacks and 15 passes defended in the same season.

Other racers hand their identities to faster runners, by giving them their designated bibs or the electronic timing sensors that attach to their shoes to officially record progress at intervals on the course.

She noted a recent positive change on this issue stemming from international pressure on China's "punishment to death" sentence, stating that now the Chinese government follows clear procedures to officially record trials in the law book, with only the High Court, upon review of the Supreme Court, holding the power to deliver a death sentence, which has reduced the number of executions imposed.

And because he is the first boarder to officially record his time, he is unable to predict what his top speed might be.

A designated league "commissioner" not only had to officially record all of the roster moves submitted by the players, but also had to go through the sports pages, tabulate all of the statistics and figure out the points scored by each team.

Given the well-publicized hoopla, some sources still consider this as a nomination for Davis; however, the Academy does not officially record this as a nomination.

Although official records began in the Eastern Pacific during this year, the season saw the first officially recorded Atlantic-Pacific crossover tropical cyclone.

Neither complaint is officially recorded.

Condominium sales, however, are officially recorded.

The score sheet officially recorded it as a running play.

This isn't officially recorded – you just do it.