Sentence examples for feat of reaching from inspiring English sources

Nor would Greg Rusedski have won it even once, for his substantial but hardly immortal feat of reaching the 1997 US Open final.

Yet among them are Zanu-PF diehards who will probably be celebrating Mugabe's feat of reaching 91, despite their own shameful life conditions.

Roald Amundsen's feat of reaching the South Pole on skis 100 years ago is proving a tough act to follow for some polar adventurers trying to arrive in time to celebrate the centennial of the Norwegian pioneer's expedition.

Fiji booked a ticket to Saturday's double-header at Wembley with a 22-4 quarter-final victoverover Samoa on Sunday, to repeat their feat of reaching the last four at the 2008 World Cup.

The Olympic torch achieved the remarkable feat of reaching the summit of Mount Everest earlier today, but as the Times' Edward Wong reports, overseas groups opposed to Chinese rule in Tibet "quickly denounced the event, saying the Chinese government was simply using the torch relay to bolster claims of sovereignty over what should be an independent country".

Glasgow City have been given a tough qualifying group as they aim to repeat last season's feat of reaching the Women's Champions League round of 16.

Martinez believes three victories in the final four matches - against West Brom, Swansea, Arsenal and Aston Villa - may be needed to ensure Wigan will not repeat Middlesbrough's feat in 1996-97 of reaching an FA Cup Final and going down in the same season.

In the course of the innings he achieved the rare feat in Australia of reaching 1,000 first-class runs on the tour.

It's an incredible feat of engineering, reaching 2,253m above sea level – the highest railway crossing in Europe.

Mali's victory ensured that they now boast the remarkable feat of having reached five Nations Cup semi-finals from just seven appearances at the tournament.

From 1300 to 900 BC, the Austronesian "Lapita" peoples displayed great feats of navigation, reaching out from the Bismarck Archipelago to as far away as Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa.