Sentence examples for established what is from inspiring English sources

He established what is now the norm for city developments.

The 1908 London Games established what is now the customary distance of the marathon.

It has been 70 years since Joe DiMaggio established what is widely believed to be one of the most unreachable records in sports by hitting in 56 consecutive games.

Mr. Morrice (pronounced Morris) was originally a dancer and choreographer with Ballet Rambert, the classical ballet troupe founded by Marie Rambert in London in the 1920s shortly before Ninette de Valois established what is now the Royal Ballet.

This generation of life in the thin outer layer of the geosphere established what is called the biosphere, the "zone of life," an energy-diverting skin that uses the matter of the Earth to make living substance.

In Little Rock, Ark., the Clark campaign headquarters has -- with a nod to the Pentagon -- established what is known simply as the X.O.: military shorthand for "executive officer," the office assigned to manage General Clark's new life.

He established what was so discomforting about this collection, and also what was so intriguing.

Patriarch Vipul Thakrar established what was to become a hugely successful basmati rice importing business.

No one was hurt, but Airbus had to ground the fleet of A380s until it established what was wrong with the Rolls-Royce engines.

Still, in this centenary year for his most famous book — the readability of which is, I hope, established — what are we to make of Sinclair?

During the war, he also established what was to be a lifelong friendship with Kermit Roosevelt and learned how to fly.