Sentence examples for turned a record from inspiring English sources

His strong and accurate throwing arm prevented runners from taking an extra base, and he turned a record 139 double plays from the outfield over the course of his career.

During that time it has cut its workforce, slashed pay and pensions and reduced the number of its flights, all of which helped it turn a record profit for the year ending in March.

Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce's pay packet has swelled to $11.9m, nearly six times his take home pay last year, after turning a record loss into a net profit for the company.

Artist Turns A Record Player Into An Automatic Illustrator.

Artist Turns a Record Player Into An Automatic Illustrator.

Artist Turns A Record Player Into An Automatic Illustrator .

BJ: I've got to say, I usually have a really fallow period after I turn a record in, it's like giving birth to a baby, I can't even think about having another one right now.

If you're really, really cynical, why not turn a record of honorable record of military service and dedication to America into a liability!... Bush surrogates (several later involved in the Kerry swiftboating effort) skillfully turned McCain's service record against him (thereby deflecting questions about Bush's own service record).

Benefits Street matriarch White Dee had previously dismissed claims that she's turned down a record deal that would see her become a rapper.

A little over 47 percent of Sicily's eligible voters turned out, a record low, down from 67 percent in the 2008 elections, according to the Electoral Office of the Sicily Region.

Johnston did "The Tyra Banks Show," GQ, "Larry King Live," and numberless interviews; Jones says they turned down a record contract and more than one reality show.