Sentence examples for recorded smashing from inspiring English sources
Sea ice in the Arctic has shrunk to its smallest extent ever recorded, smashing the previous record minimum and prompting warnings of accelerated climate change.
Rebel fighters were also recorded smashing and burning a statue of former Syrian President Hafez al-Assad in the city.
The fastest recorded smash - 206mph by Fu Haifeng - is a great deal sharper than Andy Roddick's 153mph record serve in tennis.
The 184 combined points set an N.A.I.A. record, smashing the old mark of 141, and made it the second-highest-scoring game of all time behind Georgia Tech's 222-0 dismantling of Cumberland in 1916.
It is expected to be confirmed as an all-tackle world record, smashing the previous record of 388 pounds set in 1977.
(If that was the case, then, ironically, he only ensured his notoriety, because another citizen recorded him smashing the phone).
In Athens, eight years ago, the race was won and the Olympic record smashed by a swimmer with a collapsed lung.
One of more unusual records smashed at the Rio Olympics must be the one for most public marriage proposal ever.
Dozens of locations saw their previous cold records smashed by more than 10 degrees – some even by 15 to 20 degrees or more.
And another gold medal for Team GB as well as a world record smashed as Edward Clancy, Geraint Thomas, Steven Burke and Peter Kennaugh fly home in the men's team pursuit final.
But to keen tornado chasers this was a real treat: previously the most recorded for an entire year in the UK was just 80 – a record smashed in a single day.
