Sentence examples similar to rise the record from inspiring English sources

Jump-cut to "The Rising," the 9/11 record that begged someone to make it.

The latest retail figures further fuel the debate over when UK interest rates will start rising from the record low of 0.5% where they have been since early 2009.

While listening to a test-pressing of "Orphic Bend," N. notices a comic-strip-style word balloon rising from the record grooves.

But since the year 2000, the heat has been going deeper, and the world's overall temperatures haven't risen beyond the record set in 1998.

The FAO's food index last week was reported to have risen above the record registered in 2008 after jumping 6% in July.

McCoy rose in the record books during the first four games of the season.

Jonathan J. Miller, the chief executive of Miller Samuel, an appraisal firm, said that the market was stable but that prices were unlikely to rise above the records set in 2007.

As everyone probably knows, it was the Google Search Engine that initiated Google's meteoric rise into the record books.

The rise of the record business increased the value of technical precision because, in recording, a mistake is seemingly embedded in the composition for all eternity.

New research traces the rise of the record amount paid for a work of art at public auction since 1701 and puts forward some reasons for the manner of this increase.

For the inaugural lecture at Red Bull Academy Paris, Egotrip's Chairman Mao sat down with G.O.O.D Music President Che Pope to discuss his meteoric rise in the record business.