Sentence examples for welcome record from inspiring English sources
He has another, less welcome record: with 17 F1 victories he has now overtaken Stirling Moss as the most successful driver without a world championship.
A less welcome record has been predicted in Scotland, however, with insect specialists fearing a rise in midge numbers despite initial optimism that cold weather in April and May may have hit their breeding pattern.
Mutongi's marvellous analysis of postcolonial minibus taxi transport in Nairobi is such a welcome record and such a remarkable injection of insight...
It was one thing for EMI to offer its new stars in a welcome recording of Puccini's lesser-known and lovely "La Rondine," stylishly conducted by Antonio Pappano.
Johnson has been, literally, the voice of the undergraduate admissions office for many years, his sonorous voice greeting callers on the office's welcome recording.
"We played to packed houses for Sweeney Todd – over half the audience had never visited the London Coliseum before – and we welcomed record numbers to see The Pirates of Penzance on stage and in cinemas across the UK.
We welcomed record numbers of women to our own non-partisan campaign trainings and watched others around the country report similar surges.
The free, catered lunch sessions are on-the-record, and media members are welcome to record video and audio as desired.
Not the whole song, though you're welcome to record it, but at least a title.
Punchestown racecourse will welcome a record 17,000 hospitality guests to its five-day national hunt festival this month.
THERE are ample reasons to welcome this recording.
