Sentence examples for feat as a from inspiring English sources

Can the Rams replicate the feat as a No. 12 seed this year?

Like many a bowler, he enjoyed the occasional batting feat as a low order left-hander.

Jean Fran s Gravelet, known as the Great Blondin, crossed the gorge on a wire in 1859 and repeated his feat as a regular attraction at the falls.

Apa Sherpa, now 55, first climbed the 8,848m (29,029ft) high peak as a porter, and described the feat as "a dream that had never been mine".

Just wonder if, considering that it's 44 years ago to the day that Sobers hit six sixes off an over for Notts, their current chaps might try to emulate the feat as a gesture of respect.

He proclaimed that his greatest feat as a pilot was when, at the personal request of Winston Churchill, he flew his aircraft in dangerous circumstances to ensure the delivery of mail to the allied armed forces in north Africa.

I evoked the oculus in the coffered dome, an engineering feat as well as a symbolic gesture of colossal proportions.

Somehow, though, the entire thing comes off as entirely endearing and not even remotely homicidal -- a real feat as far as teen obsessions go.

Transmitting that much data wirelessly, with no lag whatsoever, is quite an engineering feat; as far as Samsung and I know, it's never been done before.

In all, 93 Union officers used the route, prompting even the Confederate Richmond Examiner to describe the feat as "an extraordinary escapade".

As much a physical feat as an artistic one, the frescoes painted there by Bortoloni and his collaborators cover a continuous area of over 6,000 square meters, or nearly 65,000 square feet.