Sentence examples for event achieved from inspiring English sources

Benneteau managed what no other player at the event achieved — breaking del Potro's serve twice in the first set — but he struggled to hold his own and crumbled in the second set.

Italian audiences identified with the oppressed Jewish populace in "Nabucco," then went home humming the famous chorus "Va pensiero, sull'ali dorate" and pushed for a unified Italian state free of foreign domination — an event achieved 150 years ago.

Beamed last Wednesday to 364 UK cinemas, the "Live From Stratford-upon-Avon" event achieved over 60,000 admissions, and a further 20,000 have booked for encore screenings of the play, delivering a total box office (including advance bookings) of £1.1m.

The final event achieved record attendance, with 80-100 lincluding including faculty, staff, undergrads and grads, who filled the Terrace Room's seats, hauled folding chairs from the closets, squeezed into the adjacent kitchen and piled in at the doors to hear their friends' and colleagues' deliveries.

With hindsight, even if Strug had not been able to vault again, the Americans were so far ahead that Galiyeva would have had to score more than 9.9 out of 10 - a score nobody in the entire event achieved.

The communique from the Third Plenum of the 18th Party Congress issued on 12 November after the three-day meeting should put paid to the notion that this leadership is about to undertake the same dramatic reverse that the 1978 event achieved.

In these places, which do not claim to be the capital of the world, hosting a sports event achieves political, nonfinancial goals, like "putting us on the map," or naked propaganda.

They found that the shortest error event achieving has the type of for most of partial response channels.

In any event, achieving replicable results when the events of interest are exceptionally rare demands careful attention to potential false negatives and false positives, and the design of strategies to minimize them as much as possible.

It could be a childhood event, achieving a goal, a failure, or a good or bad deed.

It was just as the papers were filled with the virtual Bishop, however, that Mitterrand's prostate got downloaded, too, and the two events achieved, as Jean Baudrillard said, "critical cybernetic mass".