Sentence examples for gone unmatched from inspiring English sources

For 38 years and one week, his total of six has gone unmatched.

John proceeded to give the Yankees a performance that has gone unmatched by any free-agent pitcher, winning 21 and 22 victories in his first two seasons with them.

"Rising to this record that has gone unmatched for nearly three-quarters of a century is an amazing feat," Dorine Gordon, the Greater New York Chapter president, said in a statement, "and for a fellow New York Yankee to now share this piece of history with the legend that is Lou Gehrig, is extra special.

From childhood, the surviving Brontë siblings built their own worlds, creating them in tiny script and exercising an imaginative depth and detail that probably has gone unmatched since.

"We never really thought about our record". Crenshaw's record over the past three seasons, however, has gone unmatched by any other City team.

That gesture continues to go unmatched.

Mr. Bush's aides were not content to let such entreaties go unmatched this time.

But let too many blows go unmatched, and he risks appearing passive, not to mention ending up unconscious.

He leaves behind a series of high-profile jobs, a multitude of friends and a record that surely will go unmatched by anyone in baseball.

The Republicans' advertising outlays in California, more than $1.8 million for the week that ended on Oct. 24, went unmatched by the Democrats.

The Bush Hogs' commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel William Carty, wrote, "The loyalty and commitment Hikmatullah displays in supporting [the special-operations task force] and its mission goes unmatched".