Sentence examples for putting on record from inspiring English sources

It is worth putting on record that the 50p upper rate of tax only existed in 36 days out of the 13 years her government [were in power].

Backing Reina, 30, he added: "But what is worth putting on record is that I'm not looking for another goalkeeper".

He told www.glasgowwarriors.org : "Although I'm not going to be joining the Warriors on this occasion, I'd like to make a point of putting on record how impressed I've been with the club and Scottish Rugby throughout this whole process.

"My mother didn't care one way or the other, and my father went outside and looked after his rock garden". All this being so, it should surprise no one that in the cast of characters that Hodgkin has been putting on record for more than 30 years fathers and mothers play no part -- which isn't to say that his family and its connections have been only a handicap to him.

In the leaked letter, Hughes writes: "I am putting on record my objection to the proposed removal of the check-off facility currently given to trade unions for the collection of union dues from staff working across the Ministry of Justice and its agencies.

There's a certain mutuality of abasement here, with one poet's littleness being put on record, while the other is diminished by having needed to mention it.

A few have day jobs and one, whose identity the local football federation is reluctant to put on record, is a commander in the army.

I do want Lenny's support put on record.

His woodcuts put on record a fast-vanishing world.

One puts on record, sets a clock mechanism concealed under the hood, and goes to bed.

"I want to put on record how grateful I am to Shan for the great working relationship we have had.