Sentence examples for had set a new from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile Bleasdale woke up to news that the Olympic champion, Jennifer Suhr, had set a new indoor world record overnight at the US championships, vaulting 5.02m, to up the pressure ahead of this summer's world championships in Moscow.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced in a press release Tuesday that they had set a new record for annual attendance with 7 million visitors to its three New York locations: The Met Fifth Avenue, The Met Cloisters, and The Met Breuer.
Even with those failed efforts, Rose had set a new tone for the Pacers.
Amanda Costopoulos, another senior, said that the dance had set a new standard.
When he looked up, he had set a new world record.
Was it naive to hope the past year had set a new image for things to come?
Mr. Bloomberg has set a new bar for fund-raising in New York City, as well.
"We have set a new course," Mr. Hansen said in a telephone news briefing.
You've set a new standard.
Every month since October 2015 has set a new monthly high-temperature record.
