Sentence examples for long achievements from inspiring English sources

"What really matters for success, happiness and life long achievements is a definite set of emotional skills - your EQ - not just purely cognitive abilities that are measured by conventional IQ tests".

As far as we can tell, they regard their work as a privilege, as part of a great career in art, gathering up the long achievement of the past even as it plows against the wind into the future.

Tsingtao's century-long achievements are celebrated in a company museum, full of artefacts and oddities.

Blinkered views of an open race Even the website of the Man Booker International Prize bangs on about the "surprising" selection of 10 finalists - each chosen for career-long achievement - just announced for the biennial award.

By Mr. Davis's calculations, Bradman led the order of career-long achievement with a 4.4 rating, followed by soccer's Pelé (3.7), baseball's Ty Cobb (3.6), golf's Jack Nicklaus (3.5), basketball's Michael Jordan (3.4) and football's Joe Montana (3.1).

His successes on the PGA Tour and specifically in the Masters and Open Championship are legendary, and sure, he has a drink named after him, but you probably already know that I'm talking about Arnie's decades-long achievement as a warm and generous man who loved people as much as much as he loved the game.

The test of the greatness of a government must surely be how long its achievements last.

But the pride in "Uncle Dick" outshines any anger that for so long his achievements were ignored by the rest of Australia.

The three sources of the AMP principles emphasise realistic investment [ 5, 83] for long-term achievements [ 83] and long-term wellbeing outcomes [ 33].

"I longed for achievements, to be influential — that, in particular.

Yoko Ono, 83, accepted the Inspiration award, in recognition of her "long-standing achievements across art, music and philanthropy".