Sentence examples for rate a record from inspiring English sources

Oh, and do you really want to trust your child's education to courses with a 90-95 percent drop-out rate (a record that would get any classroom educator fired on the spot, if not burned at the stake)?

The program's mix of lip-synched performances, interviews, and its famous "Rate-a-Record" segment captivated teenagers.

"I can remember, a vivid recollection, the first time ever in my life I talked to a black teenager on national television; it was in what we called the rate-a-record portion of 'Bandstand,' " Mr. Clark recalled.

For the full tournament, CBS averaged a 6.5 rating, a record low, which represents a 4percentt drop from last year.

The central bank had raised rates a record 3.75 percentage points between mid-March 2010 and October of last year.

(The Owls' loss to Penn State last Saturday drew a 1.6 national television rating, a record for a Temple game, which equates to nearly two million viewers).

Beginning in June 2004 the Federal Reserve raised interest rates a record 17 times in a row, from 1% to 5.25%, over a two-year period ended June 2006.

It's a crater so massive that it has provoked Wall Street rating agencies to downgrade New Jersey's credit rating a record eight times.

The annual inflation rate is a record 235%.

That per-second rate was a record for Twitter.

(This continued a general decline since 1992, when the rate hit a record of eleven hundred).