"What's the most embarrassing record I own?
This was a highly embarrassing record for the advocates of the Washington consensus, as the interventionist policies – whose mistakes their policies were supposed to be correcting – had raised it by 37% in the preceding two decades.
Red Bulls The worst team in Major League Soccer, the Red Bulls, cannot add to its embarrassing record streak of futility on the road for the next three weeks, nor can it augment its pitiful league record 2-13-4 2-13-4 2-13-4 nine days.
But to the 35,000 people who live in Madison and Guilford -- especially teenagers, whose names pile up in the blotter like driftwood on Madison's private beach -- Page 2 of the newspaper is an embarrassing record of who got arrested and for what.
Christian Haub, 34, the second-youngest chief executive of a major U.S. company, after Michael Dell (who's 33) of Dell Computer, explains A&P's embarrassing record as the consequence of simple neglect.
The account, based on classified documents collected by investigators, cataloged an embarrassing record of poor maintenance, inadequate training and other deficiencies that continue to plague the navy.
Much of it has an embarrassing record of inaccuracy.
Offenders in less serious crimes could have a permanent and embarrassing record of indiscretions.
"It's really an incredibly embarrassing record for I.N.S.," Mr. Cole said.
True fans, for instance, can endlessly ponder the 72-card set of WFMU Airwave Idols, in which they can find out each D.J.'s most embarrassing record owned, favorite movie and record playing when virginity was lost (those last include Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue," something by Lionel Richie, and "If I Die, I Die," by the Virgin Prunes).
