Sentence examples for record for excellence from inspiring English sources

Mark Spitz, the man whose single Games record for excellence Phelps surpassed, has become relevant again, thanks to Lochte, whose failed bid for supremacy was reminiscent of Spitz's letdown in 1968, when he predicted many golds and left with two golds, a silver and a bronze.

Some fairly specialized publications took a turn at the podium to accept awards, including The Nation, for columns and commentary; Architectural Record, for general excellence for magazines with a circulation of 100,000 to 250,000; Scientific American, for single topic; The American Scholar, for essays; and Foreign Policy, for general excellence for magazines with a circulation under 100,000.

"Interactive Design Architects brings local knowledge and a track record for delivering excellence to large, complex civic projects".

For all its record of excellence, Potomac Elementary had been criticized earlier by district supervisors as failing to meet its potential in some areas.

We pride ourselves on having surpassed all quality benchmarks set for us - a record of excellence that will help all students to achieve excellence in their turn.

But in recent years New York without term limits for governor has not set records for governmental excellence.

"We tend to look for people who are highly interdisciplinary and don't necessarily have traditional pasts, as long as they have [a] record of excellence".

"Dad" already had a track record of excellence.

Since then, this student-run organization has enjoyed a long record of excellence.

But I do have a record of knowing what Pat Summitt stands for: excellence, strength, honesty and courage".

Then, in Nadal's absence at Wimbledon, he established a benchmark for excellence by winning his men's record 15th Grand Slam singles title.