Sentence examples for established records from inspiring English sources

That's because George Bush has established records for anti-incumbent sentiment.

On its maiden voyage, it established records, east & west, against the Queens by a margin of almost 4 knots.

On the way he established records for the lowest consecutive 36 holes on tour, with 60 and 64, and he also had a record number of birdies in the four rounds, 32.

Because these spinoffs have long established records, "they're perceived as less risky than the younger I.P.O.'s that were formed in the 1999-2000 period," said Larry Wieseneck, chief of United States equity capital markets at Lehman Brothers.

One Bush adviser said that to deal with the "no more Souters" issue, a new Republican administration would try to choose candidates with established records on the major issues.

He also established records (all since broken) for catchers of his era: he held the benchmark for most home runs hit by a catcher (313), most consecutive errorless games (148), and most consecutive chances handled (950).

Nash and Stewart met in the late nineties in Atlanta, where Stewart was already an established record producer.

But this popularity is built on an established record of local interest.

He began recording black Southern musicians, including the bluesmen B. B. King and Howlin' Wolf, for established record companies.

That 30percentt implies that people are looking for music that is beyond what the established recording companies release.

She has an established record of publication in her field of American literature and has successfully led research communities.