Sentence examples for achieving something unique from inspiring English sources

Yet Spain have talent, so much of it that just competing, achieving something unique, has been treated as if it is not enough.

We've achieved something unique.

Treve has a chance to achieve something unique this weekend, in a race that is woven into the history of three generations of the Head family.

By Sasha Frere-Jones Damian Marley, twenty-seven years old and the youngest of Bob Marley's seven sons, has achieved something unique in a family not short on distinction: his third album, "Welcome to Jamrock," débuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 7, better than any of his father's albums.

"They assimilated American roots music -- Muddy Waters, Motown, rockabilly, rhythm and blues -- and achieved something unique on their own," said Peter Wolf, the former front man for the J. Geils Band, whose new album, "Sleepless" (Artemis), features Mr. Jagger and Mr. Richards performing with him separately on two songs.

"You have achieved something unique – it's sort of like our Centre for Social Action in Music, transported piece by piece, concept by concept, to the Southbank Centre – that is one of a kind outside of Venezuela," says Dudamel. "Everywhere will be music this week in London.

Damian Marley, twenty-seven years old and the youngest of Bob Marley's seven sons, has achieved something unique in a family not short on distinction: his third album, "Welcome to Jamrock," débuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 7, better than any of his father's albums.

While not a DJ who benefits from an occasional listen, for those who tune in regularly, Moyles has managed to achieve something truly unique to radio; he has become listeners' friend.

'Slowly, we are achieving something.

Achieving something, attaining something, feeling something.

"We were achieving something huge," she said.