Sentence examples for lifetime mark from inspiring English sources

Sabathia lowered his earned run average to 3.02, considerably better than his lifetime mark of 3.62 in his first nine seasons.

While no one has successfully challenged Cobb's lifetime batting average of.367 or his 12 batting championships, Pete Rose toppled Cobb's lifetime mark of 4,189 hits in 1985 and finished his career with 4,256 hits.

The new "gender dysphoria" diagnosis (replacing "gender identity disorder") is not stigmatizing in and of itself, and does not impose a lifetime mark of Cain on the individual.

Another lifetime medal mark was set when biathlete Ole Einar Bjørndalen of Norway won two medals (silver in the 20-km individual and gold in the 4 × 7.5-km team relay) in Vancouver, bringing his all-time medal total to 11, the most ever for a biathlete.

I sometimes had to pinch myself to recall that Johnson is writing about a period within my lifetime, which marked the beginnings of "the affluent society", not about the 1930s or 1890s.

Lifetime is marking the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton with their own made-for-TV version of their story.

The suspicion cast on him by a public whose love he had spent a lifetime cultivating marked the principal sorrow of his life.

In some way, we almost knew about Roger in advance, the way we've always known that the lifetime home-run mark, "baseball's most hallowed record," has been rubberized in the cause of higher numbers.

Written between 1907 and 1909, Thelma was never performed in its writer's lifetime but to mark this year's centenary of his death Surrey Opera is giving it a world premiere in Coleridge-Taylor's home town of Croydon.

Another hope is for less piety, a shift in the altogether mystifying popular notion that the lifetime home-run mark is somehow sacrosanct — "baseball's most hallowed record," as the news reports called it the other day.

The image may not hold up, since it casts baseball commissioner Bud Selig as Harry Potter, but for half a decade now a dank moral haze and a sense of unlikelihood have surrounded the Giant slugger Bonds as he pursued the famous seven-hundred-and-fourteen lifetime home-run mark established by Babe Ruth, and then Hank Dumbledore's all-time seven hundred and fifty-five.