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91. One of the earliest serial killers on record is Jack the Ripper.

92. It is additionally, if the website of the other side does not have ICP, put on record date, perhaps put on record date is false pinchbeck perhaps, had better not buy in that.

93. The guilt of Ephraim is stored up , his sins are kept on record.

94. I'll go on record right now about the 1649cc inline-Six: It's one of the greatest production motorcycle engines ever made.

95. That is also the longest period on record, and is a full six weeks longer than the average when total unemployment peaked in 1982.

96. He is the youngest chief speechwriter on record in the White House, and, despite such youth, was at the centre of discussions of the content of today's speech, one which has so much riding on it.

97. For example, if you need to e-mail a notice to every qualifying account you have on record, then iterating through a list of customer e-mail addresses in XML format is easy to do in an application.

98. Signature should correspond to specimen signature on record for the Designated Account.

99. But in 2008, Arctic sea ice extent was the second-lowest on record, with losses particularly acute in the Beaufort Sea.

100. But I'm going to go on record as saying that, for non-computer-geeks everywhere, the iPad is going to redefine computing.

101. "I'd like to go on record as saying what a good job Tomasz did over the last couple of months, " Van der Sar said.

102. There are no cases on record of contact explosions under the flat bottom of the middle portion of a large ship such as a battleship.

102. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

103. Record organs put on record through information management system by the written letter of authorization and record seal of Ministry of Commerce.

104. If it lasts into April — as it almost surely will — this one will go on record as the longest in the postwar era .

105. Go on record with a new project, relationship, diet, or exercise regimen. Publicly declare that you are ready for the next chapter in your life.

106. To centering the website that after clearing, still did not put on record, give stoutly shut, to putting on record information truthless , inaccurate, instruct correct.

107. The UN's World Meteorological Organization said Thursday that 2010 was the warmest year on record, confirming a "significant" long-term trend of global warming.

108. But the lowest summer ice cap on record put sea ice far north of the outer continental shelf, the shallow, life-rich shelf of ocean bottom in the Bering and Chukchi seas.

109. The Democratic candidates have also gone on record making explosive charges that they cannot now defuse.

110. Signature should correspond to the specimen signature on record at the Bank for the Designated Account.

111. I want to put myself on record as believing he did a hasty and inconsiderate thing.

112. Others predicted that it would be the most active solar cycle on record.

113. Actual output hit a 10 - year low as capacity utilization fell to the lowest on record.

114. As such, Station is the largest gravity well projector on record.

115. The House is expected to approve the credit card bill with the gun amendment included, but to allow lawmakers to go on record as voting against the amendment, said a senior House aide.

116. Ransoms paid to Somali pirates totaled $238 million in 2010 — the worst year for piracy on record, according to the International Chamber of Commerce.

117. But 2010 "will almost certainly be at least the third or fourth warmest on record," said Derek Arndt, head of the Climate Monitoring Branch of NOAA's National Climatic Data Center.

118. Today excess liquidity ( money growth minus GDP growth ) is growing at its fastest pace on record.

119. The $150 billion shortfall in November was the 26th straight monthly deficit, the longest streak on record and the largest budget gap for any November.

120. NASA's temperature series and another compiled by the U.S. National Climatic Data Center currently have 2005 as the warmest calendar year on record.