Sentence examples for become only recorded from inspiring English sources
Not knowing them, Auntie Mei, too, had the good fortune of not wanting to know anyone who came after: her husband; her co-workers at various Chinese restaurants during her yearlong migration from New York to San Francisco; the babies and the mothers she took care of, who had become only recorded names in her notebook.
Now up to eighth in the world, Schwartzel is bidding to become only the fourth player to record back-to-back Masters titles after Nicklaus (1966), Faldo (1990) and Woods (2002).
England are on course to become only the sixth side to complete European Championship qualifying with a 100% record.
The north London side became only the second team to record a second league and FA Cup double.
It became only the sixth boat to record back-to-back victories in the race, and the first since Astor in 1963-64.
Lalime became only the 14th goalie to record four shutouts in one postseason after notching three in the first-round series against Philadelphia.
James became only the third player to record a triple-double – with 27 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists – in game 7 of an NBA finals, and was named the finals MVP.
In Game 1 of the conference quarterfinals against the Florida Panthers, Brodeur became only the second goaltender to record 100 playoff wins in a 3 2 Devils victory.
After the success in Jamaica of one of his first productions, "Come Back Darling" by Johnny Osbourne and the Sensations, Mr. Riley, in 1971, released "Double Barrel" by Dave and Ansell Collins, a rollicking reggae instrumental punctuated by boastful shouts ("I am the magnificent!") that charted across Europe and became only the second Jamaican record to reach No. 1 on the pop charts in Britain.
He became only the fifth National Hockey League goalie to record at least 30 victories for five straight seasons.
With an outstanding 46-save performance last Monday against Colorado, the Red Wings' Chris Osgood became only the 10th N.H.L. goalie to record 400 career victories.
