Sentence examples for singular records from inspiring English sources

The Aborigines would not find it easy to allow these singular records of local history to be shipped thousands of miles away.

Even allowing for the commonly long careers in equestrian sport, it is a singular record.

Yet the very qualities for which Moby has been maligned are what make "Play" a singular record.

The result was a 41-0 dofinathen of the Minnesota Vikings in the National Football Conference championship game today, a singular, record-setting, football explosion that produced the biggest rout in N.F.C. championship history.

As far-flung and even incongruous Art Angel's musical reference points may be, the album is the Canadian artist's most pointed and singular-sounding record to date.

Campbell played acoustic or electric guitar on records so singular and widely beloved that to name each recording artist in question would be redundant: "He's a Rebel," "Strangers in the Night," "Good Vibrations," "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometimes," "Viva Las Vegas," "You've Lost that Lovin' Feelin'," "California Dreamin'".

As Actress, Cunnhingham has spent the last few years creating incredibly intricate, greyscale worlds of sonic semi-sonambulance, resulting in records as singular as Splazsh and Ghettoville.

As Actress, Cunningham has spent the last few years creating incredibly intricate, greyscale worlds of sonic semi-sonambulance, resulting in records as singular as Splazsh and Ghettoville.

Apple's track record is singular: it makes devices easier to use, and then refines them.

What we have, then, is a singular, and credible, historical record.

However, the Eurasian eagle-owl has been recorded in singular cases using nests built by common buzzards (Buteo buteo), golden, greater spotted (Clanga clanga) and white-tailed eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla), common ravens (Corvus corax) and black storks (Ciconia nigra).