Sentence examples for records to mark from inspiring English sources

Momoi fell short of his longevity goal, revealed when he was awarded a plaque by Guinness World Records to mark his status as the world's oldest man in August 2014.

But the experience has torn apart friendships and left both sides bitter; the Florida High School Activities Association decided to put an asterisk next to Palmetto's name in the record book to mark that it had earned its championship title "due to court injunction".

The new 3.0 version of Firefox, the second most popular web browser on the market, has already been downloaded by millions of people as its creators attempt to set a world record to mark the relaunch.

Her anthem We're Still Standing was recorded to mark the 50th anniversary of Algerian Independence this year for good reasons beyond Warda's banal nickname of "Algeria's Rose".

One of the many millions whose lives were shaped by Frankie's music is Steve Hall, head of the long-running British dance label Junior Boy's Own, who came up with the idea of releasing a tribute record to mark the anniversary of Knuckles's death.

The coverslip was mounted in the imaging chamber, 200-nm-thick Z-sections through the sperm cells were recorded to mark the position of fluorescent signals within the cells using a Nikon Eclipse Ti inverted microscope equipped with a 13-µm pixel DU888 camera (Andor) using a 100× NA 1.42 Plan Apo objective.

After completing 500 iterations, the best solution is recorded to mark the end of a single run.

In view of the recording facility and consistencies of the cross sectional area of samples prepared by the given mould, the instrumental readings whose unit is N were directly recorded to mark the compressive strength.

In the four-minute video message to the Iranian people he recorded to mark Norouz, the president describes how he and Michelle Obama have "even created our own Haft Seen, representing our hopes for the new year".

Others had to go through previous marked compositions or scoring records to make future marking and scoring decisions.

It's not among the most familiar of his works, so this new recording, issued to mark the 250th anniversary of his death, is welcome.