Sentence examples for can set a record from inspiring English sources

"Any time you can set a record here is pretty awesome.

The women's program, which has gone from a footnote at the university to the 28-5 team ranked seventh in the nation, can set a record for victories by beating Dayton on Tuesday night in the N.C.A.A. tournament in Queens.

As Michael Lynch wrote in the Age grand final preview: "It has been widely reported that Kevin Muscat… can set a record if he leads Melbourne Victory to grand final triumph by becoming the first man to captain and then coach a club to a championship.

"If I can set a world record tomorrow, hopefully they'll forget about this".

They can set a franchise record of nine in Phoenix on Wednesday when they play the Coyotes in the third game of a five-game road trip.

Ferguson's team have a 16-point lead over Manchester City, the dethroned champions, and can set a Premier League record total of 96 if they win their four remaining matches.

By separating out combined classes – for example for single and double amputees – the IPC hopes to avoid the scenario where an athlete can set a world record in their class but finish outside the medals.

The German, who won the world championship in India two races ago, can set a new record of eight consecutive wins in a single season on Sunday.

11.46am: Claire Wright speaks for a lot of us here, but has made a mistake in thinking we can clear it up: "So Bradley Wiggins can set a new Olympic record (11.10am), but (10.02am) the team sprint can't set a new world record.

Luckily, TiVo apps for the iPhone and Android devices are in the works, so you can set a show to record even when you're not on the couch.

Team Scotland's chef de mission Jon Doig hopes the home team can set a new Scottish medals record when Glasgow hosts the 2014 Commonwealth Games.