Sentence examples for the record would be from inspiring English sources

The record would be played.

(Two years later, the record would be broken by Kiran Baluch of Pakistan).

Stevens, asked whether the record would be a motivating factor in Phoenix, said: "It'd be nice.

To some, Bonds's owning of the record would be considered somewhere between distasteful and disastrous.

But I didn't think the record would be beaten like this".

They would not have to do much rewriting: the record would be there, perfectly reported and perfectly presented.

On 6 May 2013 Zane Lowe stated, via his official Twitter account, that the new Editors record would be entitled The Weight of Your Love.

The records would be back in the office the following morning.

Soon the records would be ones on which he had played.

Furthermore, the records would be weighted, with this year's record counting for 50percentt, last year's for 30percentt and the 1999 records for 20percentt.

Portions of passenger records would be hidden, or "masked," after six months, and the records would be put into a different less frequently available database after five years, rather seven years, as was the case at present, the officials said.