Sentence examples for recording numbers from inspiring English sources
Questions over his powers waning at 34 are tempered by last season being his most prolific ever, recording numbers that are a far-fetched dream for the vast majority.
Conservative support Diane Bridges, 67, who was recording numbers outside the Whitchurch Community Centre, said the voters had mainly been of the elderly generation and she was disappointed by the lack of young people interested in politics.
A relative newcomer on the mathematical scene, zero wasn't recognised as a number in its own right until the Indians started exploring its properties in the seventh century AD (they are also responsible for the other nine symbols we use for recording numbers, known as the Arabic-Hindu system).
In comparing host selection among the commercial seedlings, observations on host attractiveness, host acceptance and host susceptibility of the cruciferous cultivars to B. hilaris adults were measured by recording numbers of adults per plant, the time at which feeding damage was first observed, and the time plant mortality occurred for each cultivar, respectively.
In 1947, the group started recording numbers, including "The Friar's Song" and "'Tis of Michigan We Sing" to be broadcast on local radio.
Census figures for the dinosaurs were determined using two different methods: (1) recording numbers of articulated or associated skeletons and (2) recording numbers of individuals based on isolated elements collected from lag deposits in the L3 ( = Jen-rex sand) and U3 ( = Apex sandstone).
"Record numbers registered to vote and record numbers cast their vote.
Inflated numbers, record numbers.
"Those are record numbers".
"And, of course, record numbers of suicides.
