Sentence examples for record leap from inspiring English sources

In the Women's Pole Vault Yelena Isinbaeva took gold with a record leap of 5.05 metres at the third attempt.

In a dramatic triple-jump competition at the Olympic Games in Mexico City in 1968, Saneyev won the gold medal with a world record leap of 17.39 metres (57 feet 0.67 inch).

The record leap in global greenhouse gas emissions last year has thrown the spotlight on the world's only concerted attempt to stem the tide of global warming – the United Nations climate negotiations.

So why is his form and demeanour so bright after years of struggling to fulfil the promise of 1995 when the gold medal came wrapped in his world record leap of 18.29 metres?

Favorite athletic moment: "Going 16 feet and breaking the [Newport Harbor indoor] school record in late January at the National Pole Vault Summit [in Reno, Nev.]." Week in review: Sakioka tied for first place in the pole vault with a Newport Harbor record leap of 15 feet, nine inches at the Orange County Championships at Mission Viejo High.

Record leaps in greenhouse gas emissions and forecasts of carbon lock-in by 2016 guarantee that.

Executive-produced by Diplo, who is best known for his work with M.I.A., the record leaps from style to style with restless and even relentless energy.

Teddy Tamgho of France broke his indoor triple jump world record, leaping 58 feet 9 ½ inches, and Francis Obikwelu of Portugal upset the defending champion, Dwain Chambers of Britian, at 60 meters on the last day of the European indoor championships in Paris.

He was second with another school record, leaping 44-09 1/2. 44-09 1/2

If you've had the pleasure of seeing HudMo's live shows in the aftermath of Lantern, you'll know just how much the record leaps into even bigger life in person.

World champion Ivan Pedroso of Cuba claimed the final gold medal of the 19th University Games by winning the long jump with an event-record leap on his final attempt before 30,000 at Sicily, Italy.