Sentence examples for record and push from inspiring English sources
That all changed in the space of a little over 30 seconds as Varnish set a personal best for the opening standing-start lap, breaking the 18.8sec barrier for the first time, and delivering Pendleton at such high speed that she was able to set a personal best as well, enabling the pair to smash the world record and push the Australians into a surprise second place.
This sees it sell a full hardware and software kit to record and push match highlights to both the Pitchero platform and external social media.
Today's addition to the mix is the launch of a broadcasting and animation platform for smartphones called Headcast which lets brands and celebrities record and push out short voice messages to their audience — accompanied by an animated, virtual avatar which lipsyncs with the voice recording and can also mimic hand gestures and facial expressions.
Dillon's 18th 100-yard game set a club record and pushed his season total to 1,278 yards, breaking James Brooks's mark of 1,239 yards in 1989.
That was the highest on record and pushed the insured unemployment rate, the percentage of U.S. workers getting jobless benefits, to 4.1%, from 3.9% the week before, the highest since June 1983.
Abe has been criticized before for trying to rehabilitate Japan's war record and pushing to expand the bounds of what the JSDF is allowed to do.
Her position was remarkable for a candidate positioned to shatter fundraising records and push the boundaries of campaign finance law further than any Democrat who has ever run for the White House.
The last thing children need is violent assaults in schools which ought to be safe havens, and a suspension, expulsion and arrest to blot their school records and push them closer to the prison pipeline.
Meanwhile, European Athletics chiefs have backed UK Athletics' proposals on Monday and warned that it could be ready to rip up the continent's record books and push for more stringent punishment for cheats.
He was an early advocate for digital recording, and pushed for Mr. Joel's "52nd Street" to be one of the first commercially released albums on compact disc, in 1982.
He used social media to draw attention to his fraught efforts to erase his record, and to push for so-called "auto-erase" legislation that automatically expunges criminal records in cases of mistaken arrests.
