Sentence examples for pursuing a record from inspiring English sources

In that one little step, he'll be pursuing a record established a decade before he was born.

Since a medical certificate and a private pilot's license have a minimum age requirement of 16 and 17 respectively, the new rule prohibits "child pilots" such as Jessica Dubroff and Vicki Van Meter from manipulating the flight controls if they are pursuing a record, and the pilot in command's pilot certificate may be revoked for allowing such activity.

After growing up in Miami and graduating from North Miami Beach Senior High School, he decided to pursue a record deal instead of a college degree.

Deciding not to pursue a record deal -- "my parents were horrified at the idea of us being lost in the vicious claws of the music industry" -- Mr. Murphy spent a year and a half not pursuing a law degree at the local college, either.

This should be an open-and-shut case, but it comes at a time when the Obama administration, despite its commitment to transparency, has pursued a record number of criminal prosecutions against whistle-blowers for leaking information to the press, even if the disclosures were done out of an honest desire to serve the public interest.

While at the Justice Department, Mr. Perez has pursued a record number of discrimination or brutality claims against local police and sheriff's departments, including that of Joe Arpaio, the outspoken sheriff in Maricopa County, Ariz., who was accused of "a pattern of unlawful discrimination" against Latinos.

At the Civil Rights Division, he has pursued a record number of discrimination or brutality claims against local police and sheriff's departments, challenged voter identification requirements in South Carolina and Texas, reached the three largest residential fair-lending settlements in history and presided over more new voting rights litigation than in any previous year.

This is nothing more than a cynical ploy to delay inevitable changes to its business model while it pursues a record breaking $120 billion stock market flotation.

These days After 7 is also weary of the business side of music and has no immediate plans to pursue a record deal even though their last album was released nearly 20 years ago.

Even Brandy, who dropped out to pursue a recording career, gets a photo tribute.

She also pursued a recording career, and had two Top 10 singles: "Tall Paul" in 1959 and "O Dio Mio" in 1960.