Sentence examples for record alive from inspiring English sources

Group Five winners Spain were made to work for their victory in Armenia which kept their 100% record alive.

Arsene Wenger's men are unbeaten on the previous two outings and Guardiola believes the Frenchman will be looking to utilise in-form striker Olivier Giroud to keep that record alive.

This is one particular rivalry game that hasn't always resonated far beyond the immediate region, but after Justin Meram's late strike in Seattle kept the Crew's 100% record alive, and with Toronto smarting from their treatment at Salt Lake last week, this might be one of the must see games of the weekend.

On November 3 , 2001 Killswitch Engage entered Zing Studios in Westfield, Massachusetts to begin recording Alive or Just Breathing.

Several modelling approaches were possible with the data set available, since some radio-tracked birds were found dead while others were recorded alive.

The traps were replaced fortnightly, when a new application was performed and the number of insects was recorded (alive and dead adults of C. sordidus).

Forty-two months after transplanting seedlings into an infested site, family survival ranged from 0 to 100% within blocks, and from 46%to100%0% across blocks, after excluding 147 plants lost to herbivory, as well as two seedlings recorded alive after having been previously declared dead.

About a year before this fateful night Phillips had to sell Elvis's contract to RCA to keep his record company alive.

Booksellers may claim they act as vital curators of books, bringing each reader a skilfully edited choice of the 150,000 titles published in any given year – but that argument hasn't kept record stores alive.

Such similarities of form between only distantly related organisms is termed "convergent evolution" and there are numerous examples of this in the fossil record and alive today (think of the hydrodynamic shapes of fish, dolphins and penguins).

In his mid-30s, Mr. Allen sounds as if he's been through jazz pedagogy, but he's not of it; the record is alive with the rhythmic slang and vernacular of the bandstand.