Sentence examples for were record from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a record of information.
- I wanted to record every detail of what happened, for the benefit of future generations.
"Last year, there were record high load factors.
There were record execs, family members, groupies, wasters and journalists.
"We inherited a $5 billion deficit, and then later there were record surpluses," he said.
In 2007, there were record revenues approaching £1bn and a record programme spend of £620m.
Elsewhere there were record transfers for newly promoted Swansea City and Southampton.
All those grants were record-setters when given.
The GCSE results, published on August 21st, of the first cohort educated entirely under Labour were record-breaking, as usual.
"I think we're almost exactly where we were record-wise as we were last year at this point," Nick Swisher said.
"It's a stark difference from the way it had been prior to the die-off when there were record-high harvests," said Gordon C. Colvin, the director of marine resources for the New York State Department of Economic Conservation.
Following what it claims were record-breaking bookings last year, the all-inclusive operator Club Med is offering up to 30% off its packages, which include all meals, lift passes, resort transfers and lessons or guiding.
