Sentence examples for a record distance from inspiring English sources

Now, he and a team of scientists, including Professor Emeritus Yoshihisa Yamamoto, have correlated photons with electron spin over a record distance of 1.2 miles.

The company announced last October that BigDog had used GPS to walk a record distance of 12.8 miles on its own.

He knew he was not going to soar to a record distance, but he wanted to pay his respects to the fans.

While in the race itself, the wining No7 Audi took the flag after 176 laps, completing a record distance of 765.967 miles and Hartley's Porsche set a new lap record for the WEC at Spa with a time of 1 57.972 lap, 3.2 seconds quicker than the previous best.

Here are a few noteworthy sojourns: 40,000 miles: Willow has nothing on the sooty shearwater, an oceangoing bird with a forty-three inch wingspan, which covers a record distance of forty thousand miles, from New Zealand to Alaska, every year.

Pale Blue Dot is a photograph of planet Earth taken on February 14 , 1990 by the Voyager 1 space probe from a record distance of about kilometers (3.7 billion miles, 40.5 AU), as part of the Family Portrait series of images of the Solar System.

The Iranian Mohammad Khalvandi threw a world record distance in the F58 class with his first throw of 50.98, corresponding to a points score of 1,034.

In 1986 he jumped a British record distance of 68m in Kandersteg, Switzerland, to bring his Olympic dream that much closer.

Now scientists have set a new record distance for monitoring such links out in the open.

When you hit a personal record — distance or time — Lance Armstrong or marathoner Paula Radcliffe pop on and tell you you did a good job.

Although Betsy remained far away from the state, its eye was observed on radar in Miami at a potentially record distance of 337 mile.