Sentence examples for record naming from inspiring English sources

The propriety of Citi's record naming rights deal starting just as it needs a huge federal safety net poses a serious public relations challenge, especially if it is perceived that taxpayers are financing the naming rights.

The key witness against Mr. Butts was a criminal with a long record named Martin Mitchell.

Nelly has this really big record named 'Rick James.' That's my jam.

The Daily Record named "Skyfall" its 'Single of the Week' and gave the song five stars out of five.

Bill Dameron of The Mineralogical Record named the museum as having the best mineral specimens in the Pacific Northwest.

In 2003, The Daily Record named "Anytime You Need a Friend" one of the "World's Greatest First Dance Songs".

The Guinness Book of World Records named it the most painted object in the world.

Jerry Moss, co-founder of A&M Records, names his horses after bands on his label.

She now records on her own label, Daffodil Records, named by one of her favorite songwriters, Johnny Mercer.

Subseries 1: Records, contains medical records, named case studies, and correspondence containing medical information.

Series VI: Restricted, contains medical records, named case studies, and correspondence containing medical information.