Sentence examples for record chart from inspiring English sources
noun
A ranking of music (songs, albums etc) according to popularity during a given period of time.
There's an Americana record chart, kept by Gavin, the trade magazine of the radio industry.
Thus, a band could both be on a major label and appear on the independent record chart.
This record chart and the "I can calm myself down" poster, which provides four calming points for students to use independently, are great additions to any classroom and teachers can also use them to keep a simple record of any behaviour issues.
Mr. Taylor, who these days lives in Manhattan, probably won't achieve immortality for his new CD, "Yonkers NY," though it's been a surprising success now at No. 6 on the Americana record chart ("The List," by Rosanne Cash, the daughter of his old friend and hero Johnny Cash, is No. 1).
Patient demographics and perioperative data were entered into a computerized data bank in addition to the medical record chart.
Upon clicking on the 'Update Chart' button, the GUI read and generated the temperature record chart for that particular patient and date.
Recorded Music NZ also publishes the country's official weekly record charts.
Another week and yet another new occupant atop the Billboard record charts.
In Britain, a record is independent if it is eligible for inclusion on the independent record charts.
"If you look at the record charts, over the last 10 years we've seen an explosion of compilation discs," Mr. Mooradian said.
Neither rendition appeared in the record charts.
