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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sterling record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive accomplishment or performance, as in the following example: "The runner maintained a sterling record throughout the grueling marathon."
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He wrote, "A sterling record.
Kuchar has a sterling record in match play.
Mr. Clinton rose up, not only winning the big battles, but eventually compiling a sterling record.
Defensive play has been the one smudge on Richards's otherwise sterling record in 11 N.H.L. seasons.
Now, at 56, much of Washington expects him to fail, that sterling record notwithstanding.
(The state, as I noted above, doesn't have a sterling record on this front).
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Neither of these states have sterling records when it comes to civil rights overall.
Obviously, there are a handful of super-smart (or super-lucky) managers who have built up sterling records over the years.
Unemployment reports are suspect, the Congressional Budget Office has an agenda, and pollsters with long and sterling records are actually in the tank for the Democrats.
The two teams that use it seriously, the Boston Red Sox and the Milwaukee Brewers, don't have sterling records when it comes to keeping pitchers healthy.
In the West, there is no team as intimidating as the Heat, regardless of the sterling records of the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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