Sentence examples for returned a record from inspiring English sources

In New Castle, Pennsylvania, the low was an astonishing -18F (-28C); New York City returned a record monthly low for Central Park, of 2F.

Even though the 2015 election returned a record number of female MPs to Westminster, tales of sexist behaviour – like the "I want to talk to the totty" remark from a male MP to a young woman journalist – persist.

The state treasurer's office announced Monday that it had returned a record $18.2 million in unclaimed property from the general fund to residents during the current fiscal year, which ends this month.

The Cessna Aircraft Company was responsible for a fiery plane crash that injured three people in 1989, a jury ruled in returning a record $480 million verdict against the company.

Consumers are expected to return a record $219 billion of merchandise this year, or 8.7percentt of total sales, compared with 7.3percentt in 2007, according to a survey released Thursday by the National Retail Federation.

The BBC's commercial boss Tim Davie said Chris Evans will do a "wonderful job" of reinventing one of its most valuable shows, Top Gear, as it looks to return a record £1bn to licence fee payers over the next five years.

PAGE B1 PURSE-BUYER'S REMORSE Retailers expect consumers to return a record $219 billion of merchandise this year, or 8.7percentt of total sales, at least partly because of jitters about the overall economy.

"So under the hood of these companies, there are court runners going to courthouses taking up to 3 weeks to return a record (vs 30 seconds for us).

Where no disease events were detected, farmers reported "no events" either by returning a recording sheet with only the herd identification (ID), or by sending a text message, fax or email.

(3) Initially, Dnsrecon verified a domain's intent to deploy DNSSEC capability by checking whether the authoritative name server returned a DNSKEY-record for its hostname.

Falling consumer confidence outweighed rising industrial confidence.Unemployment in Japan returned to a record high of 5.5% in October, up from 5.4% in September.