Sentence examples for achieved something extraordinary from inspiring English sources

'Helmut Rahn achieved something extraordinary,' he said.

Have they managed the charity through difficult times or achieved something extraordinary?

But Google has achieved something extraordinary, which is a network-television-size audience.

The Indian Queen, Coliseum With this take on Purcell's unfinished opera, wild-boy Peter Sellars achieved something extraordinary.

'If they believe it is acceptable and fine, then the producer has achieved something extraordinary,' Lord Janner said.

Nevertheless, Farnsworth has achieved something extraordinary: he has yanked into the open an £85bn subsidy that big business and the government would rather you didn't know about.

Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville thought that if with parchment, pig bristles and lampblack he could reproduce the mechanisms of the human ear, he would achieve something extraordinary.

"Everybody that is able to achieve something extraordinary doesn't necessarily have a balanced personality to start with," says Dr Filippo Ongaro.

The program, which provides in-school instruction three times a week, began five years ago at the suggestion of Michael Scott, a former school board president who believed dancing could achieve something extraordinary: peaceful social interaction among hordes of youngsters.

We'll miss Occupy London Stock Exchange but not because of the tents, or even the kitchen shelves: it was a makeshift, loosely cooperative, occasionally quarrelling and fiercely idealistic group of people who came together to achieve something extraordinary.

It is, of course, encouraging to see ordinary looking folk achieving something extraordinary, but it does make it difficult to argue for curling as the new rock 'n' roll.