Sentence examples for records one for from inspiring English sources

Bure is closing in on two more records, one for points -- with 61 he is 9 points shy -- and the other for shots on goals, where he is eight shy of the mark of 226.

Believe It or Not, Calvin Harris currently holds two world records, one for having the most top ten hits on one album with this 2012 LP 18 Months, the ninth single from it charted just last month.

Data on discharge are registered in separate medical records, one for the mother and one for the child, and the transfer of data to MBR from these records may occur while the child is still in the neonatal unit.

Ms. Kresser said the mistake in Mr. Romney's tax bill happened when an assessor looked at two sets of records, one for his house, which was newly constructed, and one for the land.

At each time step of the model, six new records (one for each species group) are added to represent recruitment, with the number of recruit trees in each record estimated by Eq. 2.

Data for the WLW model is set up in a "long format" where every subject has three records, one for each event, whether censored or observed.

Meyer told The Huffington Post that Vizguerra has two misdemeanors on her record: One for illegally entering the country and a second for using a fake Social Security number to find work.

With 26 productions already shot in 2011, this year is a record one for Gary's nascent film industry.

Sunday's victory was remembered not only for Randall Cobb's ketchup-fuelled Lambeau Leap but also a record one for the 30-year-old.

we did some more songs; recorded one for a Kenneth Nager benefit comp that I think never came out; recorded one for Wim Wenders' THE PALERMO SHOOTING; recorded a cover of Gene Watson's "Love in the Hot Afternoon" which came out on a comp to benefit musicians in New Orleans; and we just released a single of two songs, "Life In Muscle" and "Must Be Blind" earlier this year.

This year is shaping up to be a record one for M&A activity across all industries.