Sentence examples for reputable record from inspiring English sources

"If you look at every reputable record of how much money we send [it] is £20bn gross.

However, the stories over rum (served neat), a faux fireplace seat-side and a bear-rug for cabin authenticity, were riveting inside looks over the 30-40 year span of history, tribulations and fabric of building the world music network of today that launched some now reputable record labels, festivals and conferences.

You should consider recording your demo professionally at a reputable recording studio (but note that some are very expensive).

Beyond the physical appearance of your bag, you can also safeguard against lost luggage by booking with an airline that has a reputable track record.

In the past year, they have gone from supporting act to headliner, hired a new manager (Jon Leshay), signed on with reputable Rounder Records and tracked down one of the hottest producers in roots music to up their already high-stakes game.

Juliet Macur is a highly reputable journalist: her record of reporting on the Lance Armstrong affair has been exemplary.

What's more, most users leave a paper trail when they buy or sell bitcoin in exchange for dollars or other fiat currencies, as reputable exchange services record identities to comply with "know your customer" laws.

Both the Times – supposedly a reputable paper of record – and the Sun have been forced to correct false or misleading stories about Muslims: but by then the damage is done.

Is it coming from a news organization that has a track record of being reputable?

Combined with a good academic record from a reputable university, these personal qualities will make graduates highly attractive to employers".

A couple of good-sized Brooklyn factories have been raided and fined, but there seem no record of a reputable retailer being touched.