Sentence examples for established world from inspiring English sources

Brenton Rickard of Australia (100-meter breaststroke) and Rebecca Soni (100-meter backstroke) also established world marks.

These deals broke not only domestic records but established world markers, confirming one version of London – the capital as global luxury playground.

But it is also because the questions it raises do not fit into the established world views of either the left or the right.

From 1924, when he attained 146.16 miles per hour (235.22 km per hour), through 1935, he established world land-speed records on nine occasions.

If you're in an established world of philanthropy and arts like New York, you can't innovate as much and you can't take as many chances".

One of his previously mooted notions that I sincerely hope will not be implemented is allowing fully fledged pros, including established world champions, to compete in the Olympics.

Rather than charging Giles or an established world-class team director with the task of righting the listing ship, England could shift sideways.

Premiership Rugby's head of rugby operations, Corin Palmer, said: "Player welfare is our No1 priority – and, alongside our 12 clubs, we have established world-class standards when it comes to treating any player who has been injured.

One established world-record holder, the American Aaron Peirsol, miscalculated how fast he had to go in the 100-meter backstroke and finished fourth in his heat and failed to advance to the final.

As she tells her story, it is easy to forget that this is not just the harrowing tale of a human being but that of an elite athlete, an established world-class triple jumper who had already won a silver medal at the world championships in 1999 and finished fourth at the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000.

Fluorine-18 (18F) production with 18O-enriched water targets is well established world-wide.