Sentence examples for recorded a record from inspiring English sources

The Met Office recorded a record wind speed of 142mph in Inverness overnight.

The police in Rio de Janeiro State recorded a record high of 1,330 resistance killings in 2007.

Last year BBC Radio 2 - which today recorded a record high of 13 million listeners - overtook Radio 1 as the nation's biggest station.

The NWS said Washington DC's Reagan National Airport hit 6F (-14C) while Baltimore's airport recorded a record February low of 2F (-17C).

This is Lucia Pamela, American concert pianist/singer/songwriter/recording star/radio and TV personality, who claimed to have recorded a record album on the moon in 1969.

The Northcliffe flagship title recorded a record 90,000 unique users on Tuesday, with 150,000 page views on its coverage of the riots.

But Wales' stout defence in atrocious wind and torrential rain frustrated the Baby Blacks who famously recorded a record-breaking 92-0 win over Wales in the same tournament last season in Italy.

A buoy in the Delaware Bay recorded a record-high wave height of 22.3 feet.

By the time its Web site vanished without warning one day, I was already done recording a record.

With my first record, I didn't even know I was recording a record; I was recording songs every day that Jason, Mikal Blue and I wrote together.

Very rarely do I start recording a record when I've finished writing every single lyric for ever song.