Sentence examples for word record from inspiring English sources

The word record, in the sense of an unsurpassed quantified achievement, appeared, first in English and then in other languages, late in the 19th century, but the concept went back nearly 200 years.

Mr. Giuliani used the word "record," either to refer to his own or to say that Mrs. Clinton does not have one, at least 18 times, a half-dozen times on NBC's "Meet the Press" alone.

Expected to participate are several world leaders in cube-solving, including Jessica Fridrich, the inventor of the Fridrich Method; Shotaro Makisumi, a 14-year-old Japanese student who is No. 1 in the world on the 3x3x3 cube and holds the word record for the 2x2x2 solve at a mere 4.13 seconds; and Lars Petrus, the Swede who placed fourth in the 1982 Rubik's Cube World Championships.

Bear in mind that their version of proceedings, while an extremely accurate report, is not absolutely a word for word record.

So many records are being broken today that the word "record" is beginning to sound like... a broken record.

My 1990 Spoken word record Conspiracy of Women is being re-released on its 25th anniversary by Nicolas Jaar's label Other People in May.

The tape made its way to Word Records, which was starting a contemporary label called Myrrh.

Following swiftly in the funk-steps of 6Toys brilliantly catchy cover of the Prodigy's "Voodoo People", the talented, Liverpool-based septet release their eponymous debut album on First Word Records at the end of the month.

In a 2007, at an event held in Greece he reached a word record-breaking depth of 214m.

I conducted a questionnaire after the experiment to obtain additional information, asking the students what the word "records" meant.

Mr. Cherry is a friendly Japanese comedian who breaks word records in hilarious ways.