Sentence examples for incredibly held from inspiring English sources

If it is the time between first and third goal, the record is, incredibly, held by Mike Newell who scored a hat-trick in nine minutes for Blackburn against Rosenborg in the 1995-96 season.

Incredibly, Woods holds the scoring record at all four major championships -- the Masters (18 under par), the United States Open (15 under par), the British Open (19 under par) and the P.G.A. Championship (18 under par).

There are the lads of the London School of Economics, ​whose rugby club was disbanded and all of them given banter workshops after distributing incredibly, incredibly sexist literature like, "hold the bridge of your nose and just mutter 'fucking hell' about it" literature at a fresher's event in September.

This number has held incredibly steady at 71-7271-72percentce March 16.

"His records have held up incredibly well over time".

"The BBC is held in incredibly high regard in the US.

He has tended to follow a tough period in his homeland with a welcoming embrace from the Greek Superleague, where he is held in incredibly high regard.

I try to figure out whether this is really a scam or just an incredibly bad fashion week held in a bankrupt country.

The reality is that black people are all too quickly seen as criminals, aren't afforded the benefit of doubt and are held to incredibly high standards of personal responsibility that we'll never attain because as long as our skin is black, we will never meet white standards.

While their usual marches are far from sedate affairs, they're also incredibly ritualistic in form, held on much the same dates and routes each year, and with the same marching bands endlessly blasting out the same four tunes that make up the Loyal Orange songbook.

While we may hold incredibly strong personal convictions, reality doesn't care one iota for what we believe.