Sentence examples for previous feat from inspiring English sources

One funny bit is about his own previous feat of best-sellerdom.

Meanwhile, he says, the Russians have come through with an invitation to Moscow, where he wants to cap his previous feats of prisoner-liberation by securing the release of the dissident scientist, Mr Andrei Sakharov.Another option he is keeping open is to run for the senate this year from South Carolina.

Poulter said previous feats by his peers made him realise that he could achieve a sporting miracle at Muirfield.

The midfielder was also key to Ahly's world record run of 55 games without defeat, an achievement that surpassed the previous feats of South American duo Santos (Brazil) and Penarol (Uruguay).

The use a cell of a given species as a recipient for the genome of another species has extended the previous remarkable feat of the cloning of the ewe Dolly.

Creator Daito Manabe's previous drone feats with dance troupe, Elevenplay, probed the unnerving question, do we control our drones or do our drones control us?

Each section of the book is precisely half the length of the previous section: an immense feat of  structuring and plotting which means that this novel starts as a gentle stroll and ends with the exhilarating sense of running downhill.

The studio was responsible for the summer's biggest flop in "Evan Almighty," but racked up impressive receipts for the raunchy comedy "Knocked Up" and the thriller "The Bourne Ultimatum," which critics praised and which managed to outperform two previous installments, a rare feat for the third movie in a franchise.

An astute football man, McCall would have recognised that this campaign would present a challenge just to try to stay in the top six, let alone repeat the feat of previous seasons.

Jackie Robinson, the previous player to achieve the feat, did so in 1949, two years after his rookie season.

Regarded by David Cameron as a "star performer in parliament", Grieve achieved the impressive feat in his previous role of maintaining the respect of lawyers despite the Tories' plan to repeal the human rights act.