Sentence examples for obliterate the record from inspiring English sources
The unit has 18 sacks in three games, putting it on pace for 96 this season; that would obliterate the record of 72, set by the 1984 Chicago Bears.
Page 1 Sports N.F.L. PLACEKICKERS BECOME CAN'T-MISS PERFORMERS Less than halfway through the 17-week N.F.L. schedule, place-kickers have made 45 field goals of 50 yards or longer, putting them on pace to obliterate the record of 66 long-range field goals set in 2008, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Erosion caused by rising and falling sea levels could obliterate the record in many places, Santschi says.
After all, even if the Avengers don't obliterate the record books this summer, they'll be back and vying for the prize in the near future.
From 1999 to 2002, the Backstreet Boys were the world's biggest pop band, putting even Justin Timberlake's *NSYNC to shame and obliterating the records set by New Kids on the Block a decade before.
The clerk, Vincent Capuccio, 29, of Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y., would generate cards through his token-booth computer, then shut down the computer and restart it in the mistaken belief that he was obliterating the records, Mr. Brown said.
He manages to obliterate the standing record in the process – a record held by himself, set behind the wheel of the previous-generation STI.
Margaret Okayo of Kenya was even more impressive in the women's race, winning in 2 25:03 to obliterate the course record for the second straight year.
According to WEEI radio, the 2012 Patriots would obliterate the franchise record of 29 set by the 1995 team that finished 6-10.
The total cost of the 2012 election could reach $6 billion, according to estimates from a leading research organization, which would obliterate the previous record by more than $700 million.
She obliterated the 500 record — which she set last year in 4 57.78 — with a time of 4 53.10 after taking the 200 title and record in 1 50.99.
