How To Use Record book In A Sentence
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Then why not scoff your way into the record book?
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Hurricane Hugo will go down in the record books as the costliest storm ever faced by insurers.
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Victorian opener Elliott launched a double-barrelled attack on Queensland's bowlers and the record books as the Bushrangers took an iron-grip on the Pura Cup trophy at the Melbourne Cricket Ground today.
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Looking through the record books, it is difficult to find anything so extreme at a football match at this time of year.
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Less frequently, patients keep their record booklet and make a note of the result and dose following a telephone call from the hospital.
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Victorian opener Elliott launched a double-barrelled attack on Queensland's bowlers and the record books as the Bushrangers took an iron-grip on the Pura Cup trophy at the Melbourne Cricket Ground today.
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Today, his ace remains the longest in Golf Digest's record book.
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Hurricane Hugo will go down in the record books as the costliest storm ever faced by insurers.
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Everything is saved, that is something the church is closed not too long ago, 66 years ago» Enthusiasts of the Society for the Study of Russian manor in the record books and photographs, as destroyed the last nest of the old Russia, carrying tourists and - shrug.
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He finally faced her, and smiled as he caught sight of the open record book.
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Gremlin, one of my longtime favorites, is currently raising the third set of twins in the record books at Gombe.
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The weather last month rewrote the record books.
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But this season he is driving as well as he ever has in the best car in the field and is on course to rewrite the record books yet again.
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A retired French army colonel is aiming to take a stratospheric leap into the record books by completing a 1000mph (1,600km/h) skydive from the edge of space in Canada next month.
Man Plans Record Skydive From Edge of Space | Impact Lab
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Tipping the scales at almost two tonnes, and with 400 industrial sized tins of tuna between the giant slices of bread, this monster sandwich is to enter the record books as the biggest buttie ever made.
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It happened in 1983 and it happened in 1993 and if it happens next weekend, the record books will have to be re-written before the ink is properly dry.
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With her name cemented in the Georgia softball record books, Goler can turn her attention to breaking some prestigious conference records as well - the SEC single-season record for home runs (25) and RBIs (79).
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He had managed to ask the librarian to sell him cheap copies of the record books, and was headed towards the ship, books in hand and Laya at his side.
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The pint-sized pugilist carved a niche in the local professional fight game, a victory which catapulted him into the record books.
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In eight years since he arrived as a raw-boned 20-year-old from Ireland, McCoy has re-written various chapters in the record books.
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The only relevance of this digression is that it was Patrick Thursfield who rescued the Tent Club minutes and record books from destruction and preserved them, before handing them to the Vice Consulate for safe keeping.
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his name is in all the record books
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Then why not scoff your way into the record book?
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He rewrote the record books and made the game more popular.
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A retired French army colonel is aiming to take a stratospheric leap into the record books by completing a 1000mph (1,600km/h) skydive from the edge of space in Canada next month.
Man Plans Record Skydive From Edge of Space | Impact Lab
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The old courthouse here is packed to the rafters day after day with oil company "landmen" (and women), whose job it is to frantically search the record books for the owners of the mineral rights to land that has become like gold.
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Bubka rewrote the pole-vault record books during his career.
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A quick trawl through the record books makes depressing reading.
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You throw out all the record books and rankings in intrastate rivalry games like this.
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The gunnies checked our SRBs Service Record Books to see who had the highest range scores.
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This work was originally published in Yiddish as A pinkes fun a toyter shtot: Khurbn Dubove (Record Book of a Dead City: The Destruction of Dubove).
Rokhl Faygnberg (Imri).
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But her marks are in the record books and appear set to stay there for a good while longer yet.
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It is something that is probably going to be written in the record books.
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This arrangement resulted in the Jamrud darogha often only inscribing in colonial record books the potential transit taxes due from the nomads for their textually coerced commercial traversing of the Khaibar, and the sugar episode indicates the British did not attempt to collect many of these fees from the nomads.
Connecting Histories in Afghanistan: Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier
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The weather last month rewrote the record books.
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Warsaw: 1925; A pinkes fun a toyter shtot: Khurbn Dubove (Record Book of a Dead City: The Destruction of Dubove).
Rokhl Faygnberg (Imri).
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The event also entered the record books for having the world's largest gathering of Harry Potter lookalikes, with 558 children across the country dressing up as the wizard.
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Then why not scoff your way into the record book?
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During nearly half a century's worth of participation in the cat fancy, she had written her name in large, florid letters across its record books.
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In one for the record books, it ships a doorstopper of a magazine this month for its annual Top 100 special.
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Please submit the filled form with applicant's AYP record book.
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Her book A pinkes fun a toyter shtot (Record Book of a Dead City), published in Warsaw in 1926, was a historical chronicle of the town of Dubove (in the Ukraine) during this devastation.
Rokhl Faygnberg (Imri).
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That bruin measured 19 & 13/16, made the record book and after two years of waiting, he is suppose to be fully mounted and in my basement this weekend.
Just checking out the new digs.
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Without closing the record book she had been scanning Cale got up and strode anxiously to the main library corridor, then out through the double - doors that formed the entrance.
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The event also entered the record books for having the world's largest gathering of Harry Potter lookalikes, with 558 children across the country dressing up as the wizard.
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It is something that is probably going to be written in the record books.
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Publicly, she may well claim she aims to smash her final imprint into the record book, equalling the record of 20 Wimbledon titles garnered by Billie Jean King.
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I saw a baseball record book a minute ago.
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Looking through the record books, it is difficult to find anything so extreme at a football match at this time of year.
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Pipe rewrote the record books, sending out more than 4,000 winners.
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Or if you want your name in B&C or P&Y record books, a wall hanger is a success.
How do you measure Success - something "In the Freezer" or "On the Wall"?
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It is something that is probably going to be written in the record books.
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The weather last month rewrote the record books.
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It seems that Frank had a West Indian touch to him, to the way he batted and the way he lived, to his splendid unconcern for the record books and his fondness for rum.
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African Union summit, Mugabe said opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai should not "delude" himself into thinking the result of the June 27 poll could be expunged from the record books and should renounce his claims to the presidency.
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