How to use "record" in a sentence

Officer Crider called back and told Mrs Ralston there was no record of that license plate

There was no vehicle on record

'If you have any record of a visit on that day, could we see it?' Colonel Julyan asked

Advance bookings indicated a record New Year's holiday crowd for Las Vegas

Because so much material in the hotel's files was extremely confidential information about high rollers, and because the Pyramid's list of favored customers would be of enormous value to competitors, only approved people could obtain this data, and a record was kept of everyone who accessed it

The record stuck.

"There's a button on the back to reject the record."

"Are you going to tell me it was coincidence that the record stuck on those two words?"

Zachariah would report their conversation in detail, and Dombey needed to assume a more balanced position for the record

We'll give you a condensed version of the story behind all of this, and we'll record it as we go

"For the public record, we did," Dombey said

It was around then that a Chinese scientist named Li Chen defected to the United States, carrying a diskette record of China's most important and dangerous new biological weapon in a decade

I found the record of the marriage of Percival's father, Sir Felix Glyde, to Cecilia Elster in September 1803

I wondered why so little space had been given to the record of Sir Felix's marriage, but apart from that there was nothing unusual about it

I found the record of the marriage of the man called Walter, but the space at the bottom of the page was empty! On the next page was the record of the double marriage

The copy had no record of Percival's father's marriage! I realised that the record in the original register must be a forgery, added in years afterwards