Sentence examples similar to extend accomplishments from inspiring English sources

Would he extend the accomplishment by also winning in a pop area (best instrumental composition)?

But his accomplishments extend to other extreme sports, including ice climbing, solo sky-diving and paragliding.

The award recognizes a team player whose accomplishments extend beyond the guidelines of a specific category.

At the College of Human Ecology, McNamara's accomplishments extend beyond the span of her life and reach outside the world of fashion and design: In her will, as a final act of generosity to her beloved alma mater, she designated an endowed scholarship to benefit eligible students in any field of study.

"Marian Diamond (will be) remembered as an esteemed colleague, a friend and a gentle soul who by nature and nurture sought to extend happiness and accomplishment to her students, colleagues and others," Brooks said.

That legacy is worth its weight in political gold to millions who made up the winning Obama coalition, and Clinton will have to reaffirm her commitment to it again and again as she has repeatedly done; that she will carry on and extend his administration's accomplishments in everything from health care to job creation.

Sir George produced most of The Beatles' hit singles and his accomplishments extended beyond the famous four-piece with which he was so closely associated. 1.

Difficulty appreciating my accomplishments extended beyond work.

"His great accomplishment was to extend the life of that influential presence by his personal style".

But the accomplishments of the project extend beyond genetic data: The Human Genome Project also pushed forward the technology we need to look deep into our genes.

Samuel Sebastian Wesley attempted, often with considerable success, to raise up the anthem to a new level of artistry and accomplishment, extending it so as to form a kind of cantata giving freer rein to soloists than was customary in the older type of verse anthem.